Jack Reynolds officiated wrestling and softball in the state of Washington for 38 years, including 36 league tournaments, 30 regional tournaments, and 24 state wrestling tournaments. He was named head official for the state wrestling championships 12 times.

Reynolds also served as a wrestling clinician, assignor for the Pacific Northwest Wrestling Association, Washington Officials Association (WOA) Executive Board member, and wrestling evaluator. His dedication earned him numerous awards, including the WOA Meritorious Service Award, the Joe Babbitt Contributor Award from the Washington State Wrestling Coaches Association, NFHS Wrestling Official of the Year (2001), and Seattle Metro Umpire of the Year (2004).

A respected leader and mentor, Reynolds exemplified the highest standards of officiating, setting a positive example for young officials throughout his career. He was inducted into the WOA Hall of Fame in 2006.