Bismarck, North Dakota, native Jason Huber established himself as one of the University of Mary's most accomplished multi-sport athletes, leaving a lasting legacy in both wrestling and men's soccer. A graduate of Bismarck High School, Huber chose to stay close to home and compete for the Marauders, where he became a three-time wrestling All-American and earned All-American honors in soccer.
On the wrestling mat, Huber was a consistent national contender, earning three NAIA All-American honors with national finishes of eighth, sixth, and fifth. He also captured an individual conference championship and a regional championship while earning three podium finishes at both the conference and regional levels. His contributions helped lead the Marauders wrestling program to back-to-back national runner-up finishes during the 1995–96 and 1996–97 seasons. Both teams have since been inducted into the Marauders Hall of Fame.
Huber's athletic success extended beyond wrestling. As a member of the Marauders men's soccer program, he earned All-American and All-Region honors and was recognized as the team's Senior Athlete of the Year. His versatility, competitiveness, and commitment to excellence made him a standout scholar-athlete in two sports.
Following his graduation from the University of Mary in 2000 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Education, History, and Health, Huber built a successful career with Verizon Wireless, where he currently serves as a Business Account Executive. Throughout his professional career, he has earned three Winners Circle Awards for regional sales excellence and two President's Cabinet Awards, recognizing the top one percent of sales performers nationwide.
Huber has remained actively involved in athletics and the Bismarck community. He spent 10 years as an assistant boys soccer coach at Bismarck High School and three years as an assistant men's soccer coach at Bismarck State College. He has also volunteered as a youth wrestling and soccer coach for more than a decade and currently serves as board president of the Matpac Wrestling Club.
Huber and his wife, Rheannon, reside in Bismarck with their three children, Johanna, Sydney, and Abrahm. He credits his time at the University of Mary with providing the foundation for his professional success and creating lifelong friendships and relationships.
A four-time All-American across two sports, Jason Huber's outstanding athletic achievements and continued commitment to his community have earned him a place in the Marauders Hall of Fame Class of 2026.
