CALGARY — Gordon McRorie scored 26 points, including two tries, as Canada beat Russia 46-21 on Saturday in its second summer series test match.

McRorie also became just the eighth man in Canadian rugby history to score 100 test points.

"It felt really good to put in a performance like that," McRorie said. "It's good to get a great win. The dominance of our forwards gave our backs a good platform to perform. It's given us confidence knowing we can score a lot of tries in these kind of games."

Taylor Paris, Pat Parfrey, Jordan Wilson-Ross and Matt Evans also touched down for Canada.

McRorie gave Canada a quick start by scoring just four minutes in after teammate Mozac Samson blasted through the Russian line.

Paris extended the lead to 12-0 after diving in the corner following a driving maul from a lineout. Evans continued to tack it on for Canada after benefiting from solid line running by Paris and Samson.

"It's always exciting to get a win but those first 25 minutes we played superbly," Canada coach Mark Anscombe said. "We executed as we wished too, but again a few symptoms of easing the foot off a bit and it got a bit shabby of times, but we scored some good tries and worked hard."

A Parfrey try and McRorie conversion gave the Canadians a 26-0 lead in the 24th minute.

Russia finally answered in the 31st minute when prop Innokentiy Zykov powered over with Yury Kushnarev converting to cut the lead to 26-7 at the break.

A McRorie penalty in the 43rd minute pushed Canada's lead to 29-7. McRorie then connected with Djustice Sears-Duru out wide on a quick give-and-go before sprinting in under the posts to extend the lead to 36-7.

Wilson-Ross then added his first career test try in his first action with the senior team in nearly two years.

Evgeny Elgin and Evgeny Matveev had late tries for Russia, which lost for the fourth straight time against the Canadians.