Zach Parise Former Minnesota Wild Forward By Cam Nelson
Table of Contents Personal History Early Life Family Education Career Contributions Media Gallery Bibliography
Personal History Introduction Zach Parise is a very talented hockey player. He was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota on July 28, 1984. Zach Parise still plays hockey for the New York Islanders. Zach Parise is well-known because he won a silver medal at the 2010 Olympics. Early Life Zach Parise grew up in Minnesota. He watched his father play for Team Canada for hockey, so Zach was always around hockey. Zach Parise had one sibling, Jordan. Family Zach Parise’s father was Jean-Paul Parise. He played professional hockey for the Boston Bruins, the Minnesota North Stars, and the New York Islanders. Zach Parise’s mother was Donna Parise. His brother Jordan was a goaltender for the New Jersey Devils. Zach Parise is married to Elisha Woods. They have two twin children. Education Zach Parise went to high school at Shattuck St. Mary’s. He went to college at the University of North Dakota. In Zach’s fi rst game as a freshman, he scored a hat trick. That year Zach earned the Hobey Baker Award, an award given to the most talented hockey player in the country.
Career Zach Parise was drafted by the New Jersey Devils in the 2003 NHL Draft. In 2009 Zach Parise was named an NHL All-Star. In addition to this, in 2011, Zach Parise led the New Jersey Devils to a Stanley Cup Final but lost in six games. Shortly after losing Zach Parise was traded to his hometown favorite team, the Minnesota Wild. He was a fan favorite and in 2020, Zach Parise played his 1000th game in his NHL career. Zach Parise currently is a forward for the New York Islanders. Conclusion Zach Parise always dreamed of playing for the Minnesota Wild and the dream came true. Zach Parise inspired all kids across Minnesota to play hockey. Zach Parise will always be remembered in Minnesota and across the NHL.
Contributions
Media Gallery https://vintagecardprices.com/name-search/Zac h-Parise/hockey-cards Rookie Trading Card This card is from Zach Parise’s rookie year with the New Jersey Devils This card is very rare because it is from 2005. https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/ sdut-zach-parises-late-goal-lifts-us-for -a-bit-2010feb28-story.html Silver Medal Zach Parise scored an important goal late in the third period of the 2010 Olympic hockey fi nal. Parise ended up getting a silver medal. This Olympic game made Zach Parise an even better player. https://www.nhl.com/wild/news/pa rise-1000-stick-celebration-0424 20/c-316726492 Silver Stick Zach Parise earned a special silver stick for playing 1000 games in the NHL. Zach Parise was welcomed with a huge round of applause from the home Wild crowd for earning this.
https://www.timetoast.com/timelines/ zach-parise-timeline Hobey Baker Award Zach Parise won this award in 2003 for the most talented college hockey player. Zach Parise established his name as an elite hockey player when he won this award.
Bibliography Sources: Wikipedia Zach Parise. (2007, December 1). Retrieved from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zach_Parise Star Tribune Rand, Michael. (2012, July 4). Retrieved from https://www.startribune.com/chart-the-zach-parise-fi le/161390875/
The Zach Parise -Certificate of GreatnessThis is a certificate for the greatest hockey players who never gave up on their dream. This award was given by Cameron nelson, Grace Lutheran School, April 26, 2023 This certificate is being presented to