Jackson Weber, a versatile utility player from Horizon High School and Arizona State commit, put together a strong showing at the Preseason All-State event. Weber showcased his offensive prowess with a 100.6 mph exit velocity, consistently driving balls to all fields with authority. Defensively, he works primarily up the middle and behind the plate, demonstrating a strong glove and a solid arm across the infield. Behind the dish, Weber impressed with a consistent sub-2.0 pop time, recording a low of 1.91 while putting throws right on the bag. His ability to impact the game both offensively and defensively makes him one of the top players to watch in Arizona’s 2026 class.
1/27/24
Jackson Weber, a standout prospect from Horizon High School in Arizona's 2026 class, had a breakout weekend that caught the attention of the entire PBR staff. Standing at 6 feet and weighing 170 pounds, Weber showcased his skills during the workout portion on Saturday, demonstrating a live arm at 88 mph and clean glove work in the infield while also working behind the plate showing a quick catch and release with a pop time that ranged in the mid 1.9s. At the plate, his loose and dynamic swing, coupled with above-average barrel control, resulted in impressive line drives and deep fly balls to the big part of the field, with an exit velocity reaching an impressive 94 mph. Weber's standout performance positions him as one of the names to watch in the upcoming spring season at Horizon, and his aspirations to make significant moves in the upcoming ranking cycle add anticipation to his continued development.
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Jackson Weber, a versatile utility player from Horizon High School and Arizona State commit, put together a strong showing at the Preseason All-State event. Weber showcased his offensive prowess with a 100.6 mph exit velocity, consistently driving balls to all fields with authority. Defensively, he works primarily up the middle and behind the plate, demonstrating a strong glove and a solid arm across the infield. Behind the dish, Weber impressed with a consistent sub-2.0 pop time, recording a low of 1.91 while putting throws right on the bag. His ability to impact the game both offensively and defensively makes him one of the top players to watch in Arizona’s 2026 class.