Fairfield University Athletics

2021: Jack Weiss provided assistance up front in each of his nine reserve appearances in 2021, securing time six times against MAAC opponents. Seven of his nine games played were on the road, seeing time on the home pitch against Hartford and Manhattan. The senior was responsible for three shots during the campaign, picking up one each against Princeton, Hartford, and Rider during the regular season. He played a season-high 18 minutes at Saint Peter’s in the conference opener.

2020-21: Weiss provided an offensive spark off the bench during his three appearances. He provided support in the offensive third but also contributed in the middle of the field as well. He earned playing time at Canisius, at Monmouth, and versus Manhattan.

2019: Weiss collected eight appearances with one start, earning the nod against Iona on October 12. His season was split between conference and non-conference play, playing four games against both type of opponents. The forward posted three shots during the season, gaining one attempt at Rhode Island and two more tries at Iona.

2018: Weiss wasted little time in making his presence known on the pitch, scoring a goal and picking up an assist in a 3-2 loss against the College of Charleston. It was the first three points of solid inaugural season that saw him tie with Jonathan Filipe for the top scoring spot among Fairfield newcomers. He ended the campaign with eight points, registering three goals and two assists. He was responsible for the team's first goal in a 2-1 victory against Army West Point. His first conference point helped the Stags score their second goal in a 2-1 come-from-behind win at Monmouth. He collected his final goal of the season in a 5-0 win at Canisius in early October. Weiss capped his first season with the Stags by earning a spot on the MAAC All-Rookie team.

Before Fairfield: Weiss came to Fairfield via Weston High School where he was a soccer and track and field athlete. He earned honors in both sports including All-SWC accolades following his senior soccer on the pitch. On the indoor track, Weiss collected All-State honors as a member of the sprint medley relay team and was a part of the All-SWC 4 x 400 team. He also played soccer for Weston FC, Everton America, and AC Connecticut.