Connor Curran hails from Cincinnatti, Ohio where he begin his aerials training before moving to Park City, Utah. At only 21 years old, Curran is one of the greatest young talents in the aerials worlds. After only a few eseasons on the NorAm circuit, Curran took on the World Cup circuit full-time for the 2023-24 season and immediately made an impact. Over the course of this season, he earned his first top 10, first super finals, first top five, and first podium. In February of 2024, Curran took home his first-ever podium in front of the rowdy Deer Valley crowd, placing second at the Intermountain Health Freestyle International at Deer Valley Resort. 

Over the last two seasons, Curran has continued to grow, making his first World Championships team in 2025. This year, Connor found himself on his first ever aerials team event World Cup podium, and multiple top six individual results earned him a spot on the 2026 Olympic Winter Games roster. Curran finished 12th in the individual event in Livigno, and was named to the aerials team event team, where he helped the U.S. win their second consecutive gold medal alongside Chris Lillis and Kaila Kuhn with two stomped jumps.