Connor Zary

Connor Zary is a professional ice hockey player known for his role as a forward with the Calgary Flames in the NHL. Born on September 25, 2001, in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Zary made his NHL debut in the 2023 season. Drafted in the first round, 24th overall, in 2020 by the Flames, Zary has quickly established himself as a key player for the team. Standing at 6 feet tall and weighing 178 pounds, Zary is recognized for his dynamic playing style and scoring abilities. In his 2025 regular season, he played 37 games, scoring 5 goals with a shooting percentage of 10.6%. His overall points tally for the season was 11, with 6 assists. Notably, Zary has demonstrated proficiency in high-pressure situations, with one of his goals being a game-winner and another scored during overtime. Zary's faceoff win percentage was 43% over 107 faceoffs, highlighting his competitive edge in faceoff situations. His defensive contributions are marked by 24 hits, 10 blocked shots, and 19 blocked attempts, showcasing his all-around capabilities on the ice. Throughout his career, Zary's performance statistics have reflected his consistent contribution to the team's efforts, both offensively and defensively. His playing time in the 2025 season averaged 14 minutes and 4 seconds per game, with significant involvement in powerplay situations, accumulating 61 minutes and 47 seconds on the powerplay. Connor Zary continues to be an integral part of the Calgary Flames, bringing energy and skill to the ice with each game.