Jackson Daniel Olson

Baseball player, entertainer, social media personality

American New Milford, Connecticut, United States

Quick Info

ProfessionBaseball player, entertainer, social media personality
NationalityAmerican
Date of Birth06/10/1997
Age28 years
BirthplaceNew Milford, Connecticut, United States

Latest News about Jackson Daniel Olson

30/08/2025

Jackson Olson was featured in a PEOPLE interview about his life with the Savannah Bananas and the path that led him away from an MLB pursuit and into Banana Ball. The piece also highlighted his family background and the viral content that helped make him one of the team’s most recognizable players.

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Bio/Wiki

Full NameJackson Daniel Olson
NicknameJackson

Physical Stats & More

Height: 6'2"
Weight: 200 lbs
Bats: Left
Throws: Right

Educational Qualification(s)

Colleges
  • University of Hartford
  • Stetson University
Achievements
  • America East Conference Baseball Scholar-Athlete of the Year (2020)
  • Three-time Academic All-Conference selection

Personal Life

MottoDon't be afraid to be you
ResidenceSavannah, Georgia

Relationships & More

GirlfriendMaggie Sajak (announced April 2026)

Family

FatherDan Olson
MotherLaura Olson
Siblings
  • Alex Olson
  • Ari Olson

Career

Baseball
  • Division I baseball at University of Hartford (career .288 batting average in 161 games)
  • Transferred to Stetson University
  • Played in Cape Cod League
  • Joined Savannah Bananas (2022) as third baseman
  • Joined Savannah Bananas (August 2022) as third baseman
  • Best known for viral entertainment content with the Savannah Bananas barnstorming exhibition team
Social Media
  • First TikTok posted January 2020 (bat challenge)
  • Content: comedic skits on life, baseball, growing up
  • MLB ambassador
  • Collaborations: MLB, Taco Bell, Fox
  • Over 1.7 million TikTok followers (as of 2024)

Some Lesser Known Facts

1. Delivered groceries in New York City post-COVID to support baseball dreams
2. Draft hopes affected by COVID-19 reducing MLB draft rounds
3. Celebrated his Bananaversary (one year with Savannah Bananas) in August 2023
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