Massillon’s WR Giorgio Jackson Jr. Committed to Miami (Ohio)

Giorgio Jackson Jr. turned heads as a junior for the Massillon Tigers, earning a spot among Stark County’s elite wide receivers while also starring on the state‑champion basketball team. His dual‑sport excellence lifted his recruiting profile, showcasing a rare combination of speed and strength for a 6‑foot‑4, 190‑pound athlete. By June he had solidified his future, committing to play football for Miami (Ohio) as a key playmaker for the RedHawks.

2025 Receiving Statistics

• Jackson totaled 43 catches for 533 yards and eight touchdowns in 2025, posting a 12.4‑yard average per reception. He led the Tigers in all three receiving categories: catches, yards and receiving TDs.

• His standout performance came in the playoff’s second round versus Hoover, where he erupted for a season‑high 109 receiving yards on seven catches, adding a TD in Massillon’s 62‑7 victory. He also recorded a seven‑catch game against GlenOak and six catches versus Warren Harding.

• As a sophomore in 2024, Jackson appeared in three games, gathering four receptions for 24 yards and one touchdown.

Basketball Success and Physical Profile

Beyond football, Jackson was a pivotal member of Massillon’s state‑championship basketball squad, showcasing versatile offensive skills and defensive tenacity. At 6‑4 and 190 pounds, he combines length with agile footwork, making him an attractive target for college programs. His ability to contribute in two major sports has drawn significant attention from recruiters.

College Commitment to Miami (Ohio)

Jackson sealed his college future in June, pledging to play for Miami (Ohio) as part of the RedHawks’ offensive attack in the upcoming season. He joins a program that values athletic upside and is expected to fill a critical role in the passing game. Coach DeBoer and the Miami staff view Jackson as a dynamic weapon capable of impacting games both as a receiver and a return specialist.

Honors and Rankings

Jackson’s impressive season earned him recognition in the Akron/Canton high school player rankings, highlighted as a four‑star prospect. His blend of size, speed and production places him among the top wide receivers in the region, attracting offers from several Division I programs beyond Miami (Ohio). The listing underscores his rapid rise in the scouting radar.

Massillon’s Giorgio Jackson Jr. launches after securing a catch, with St. Edward’s Brodon Moore defending during a Friday night game at Paul Brown Tiger Stadium.

Jackson soars for a dunk in the Division II regional final, showcasing his versatile athletic abilities on the basketball court.