The Continental Hockey League's September awards were presented in four different categories. Salavat Yulaev goalie Semen Vyazovoy, Barys defenseman Jake Massie, Neftekhimik forward Andrey Belozerov and Shanghai Dragons player Egor Solovyov were selected as the best players of the month during the regular season.
Vyazovoy wins the award for a second time
Semen Vyazovoy was named the league's best goalie of the month for the second time in his career. The goalie recorded six wins in eight games, posted a 1.52 goals-against average and saved 95 percent of the 240 shots he faced.
Vyazovoy recorded shutouts in wins over Avangard, 4-0, Neftekhimik, 2-0, and Torpedo, 3-0.

Massie and Belozerov earn their first awards
Barys defenseman Jake Massie was named the league's best defenseman of the month for the first time in his career. Massie recorded 3 goals and 5 assists in 10 games for 8 points, while posting a plus-7 rating.
The Canadian's September performance also included 7 hits, 22 blocked shots, 3 takeaways and 3 interceptions. Neftekhimik forward Andrey Belozerov was also named the league's best forward of the month for the first time in his career.

Belozerov recorded 4 goals and 9 assists in 11 games for 13 points, and finished with a plus-4 rating. The forward also registered 12 hits, 5 blocked shots, 6 takeaways and 4 interceptions.
Solovyov wins the rookie award
Shanghai Dragons forward Egor Solovyov won the first rookie of the month award of his career. Solovyov recorded 2 goals and 5 assists in 8 games for 7 points, while posting a plus-3 rating.
Solovyov's September statistics also included 6 hits, 1 takeaway, 1 interception and 1 blocked shot.