English centre/wing Jack Reeves played in Major League Rugby in 2022, and again in 2025. He represented the New England Free Jacks for his entire MLR career.

Born in Bristol, Reeves began playing rugby at the age of 5 with Dursley RFC in Gloucestershire, before entering the Gloucester rugby program in 2014 and representing England at both U18 and U20 level, playing in the U20 Six Nations Championship and World Rugby U20 Championship in 2019. He continued to play in the Gloucester system, earning two Premiership Rugby Cup appearances in 2021/22 before joining the New England Free Jacks on loan, earning 12 appearances and 6 starts in the 2022 seasons the Free Jacks finished the regular season with the best record in MLR, 13-3, before falling to Rugby New York in the Eastern Conference Final, where Reeves came off the bench.

Following the 2022 season Reeves returned to Gloucester and earned his first Premiership appearance in November 2022 against the Sale Sharks. Between 2022-2024 he split his playing time between the premiership and the Championship, representing Hartpury in the Championship, and Gloucester in the Premiership Rugby Cup, Premiership, and even a handful of games in the Champions Cup. During the 2024/25 season he again represented Gloucester in the Premiership Rugby Cup, and earned his Challenge Cup debut for the club. On December 13th, 2024, the New England Free Jacks announced the return of Jack Reeves for their 2025 MLR season.

A talented athlete with four British Championship medals in Judo, Jack’s father Ross Reeves played with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in the CFL and represented Canada in bobsleigh. With his father having been Canadian by birth, this makes Jack Reeves Canada-eligible and deemed a domestic player for MLR.