Connor Bedard becomes Canada’s all-time leader in career points at world juniors

Connor Bedard passed Eric Lindros’ Canadian record for most career points at the world junior hockey championship when he scored Monday to give him 32 points overall.

The 17-year-old put up the record-breaking total in just 14 career games while Lindros did it in 21 games.

Bedard’s 15th goal means he has passed Jordan Eberle becoming Canada’s all-time leading scorer in the world juniors, as previously the record was 14.

With his 19th point, Bedard also broke the record for most points by a Canadian in a single tournament, passing Dale McCourt (1977) and Brayden Schenn (2011) who both managed 18.

More to come