During the winter offseason, we are reverting back to our traditional column format. Due to the limited availability of certain statistical data, this material will be more detailed. We will continue our tradition of discussing the team’s numerical performance over the past two months.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Current Position<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n The current standings show that Vadym Shakhraichuk’s team finished 2024 in the top spot. With 16 matches played, they secured 13 victories (including one in a shootout) and encountered three defeats. Presently, Kyiv Capitals hold 38 points, leading by a narrow margin of two points over their closest competitor, Sokil.<\/p>\n\n\n\n T<\/strong>OP<\/strong> <\/strong>S<\/strong>corers<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n As detailed statistics are not widely accessible, we will be providing a comprehensive breakdown of our team’s top goal scorers and assist leaders.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Sevast<\/em>i<\/em>an Karpenko \u2013 13 T<\/strong>OP<\/strong> <\/strong>Assistants<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n Deniss Berdniks \u2013 19
Yaroslav Panchenko \u2013 12
Denis<\/em>s<\/em> Berdniks, Danylo Tyshchenko, Andri<\/em>i<\/em> Kryvonozhkin \u2013 8
Nikita L<\/em>i<\/em>esnikov \u2013 6
Serhi<\/em>i<\/em> Chernenko \u2013 5
Ole<\/em>ksa<\/em>ndr Koida, Vladyslav Luhovyi \u2013 3
Mykyta Oliynyk \u2013 2
<\/em>Ye<\/em>v<\/em>h<\/em>en Sekirko, Oleksandr Valkun, Eetu Moksunen, T<\/em>y<\/em>mur Lapko \u2013 1<\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n
Mykyta Oliynyk \u2013 17
Serhii Chernenko \u2013 14
Yaroslav Panchenko \u2013 10
Andrii Kryvonozhkin \u2013 9
Vladyslav Luhovyi, Danylo Tyshchenko \u2013 7
Sevastian Karpenko, Nikita Lesnikov \u2013 6
Vladyslav Teamriuc \u2013 5
Valentyn Sirchenko \u2013 4
Mykola Dvornyk, Yevhen Sekirko, Oleksandr Koida \u2013 3
Oleksii Melnykov, Mykhailo Vasyliiev \u2013 2
Denys Plesovskykh, Oleksandr Valkun, Nazar Boiko \u2013 1<\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n