You Won't Believe What Connor Bedard Did During His First Game Back

Life is good if your name is Connor Bedard. The 17 year-old hockey phenoms stock keeps rising after his absolutely dominating performance helping lead Team Canada to back-to-back gold medals at the World Junior Hockey Championships, last week in Halifax Nova Scotia.

Bedard broke almost all of Canada's records at the Tournament, scoring the most goals off all-time, most points of all-time, most assists of all-time and most points in a single tournament by a Canadian player of all-time, and was the most impressive tournament since Peter Forsberg back in 1993.

Bedard returned to his Western Hockey League club, the Regina St Pats, and they faced off against the Calgary Hitmen. Calgary would be victimized by Bedard last night as Bedard would score 4 goals, take 13 shots and earn 2 assists in the slaughter of the Hitmen.




Bedard would set some personal achievements also having his 1st ever 6 point game, set a career high with 2 short handed goals, tied his career high of goals in a game and tied his career high of shots in a game with 13, Bedard now has 31 goals, and 39 assists in just 29 games this season.