Career Bests
| Event | Time | Date | Competition |
| 100 Back | 48.84 | 2/20/21 | Penn State Invitational |
| 200 Back | 1:47.86 | 2/19/21 | Penn State Invitational |
| 100 Fly | 49.38 | 2/22-25/23 | Big Ten Championships |
| 200 Fly | 1:59.68 | 1/27/23 | Villanova |
Career Accolades:
- Named to CSC Academic All-District Team (2023)
2022-23 (Junior Year)
- Blue/White (9/16): Contributed to a second place finish in the 200 Medley Relay (1:33.46). Placed fourth in the 100 Fly (53.82) and the 100 Back (53.39).
- West Virginia (11/5): Finished sixth in the 100 Back (52.53) and eighth in the 200 Back (1:59.28). Touched seventh overall in the 100 Fly (52.29) and contributed to a fourth overall finish in the 400 Free Relay (3:08.20).
- N.C. State Invitational (11/17-19): Made it to the final races for three events. Placed 25th overall in the 100 Fly (50.00) and 28th in the 100 Back (51.46). Touched 29th in the 200 Back (1:55.28).
- Army (1/13): Placed sixth in the 100 Fly (51.61) and contributed to a fifth place finish in the 200 Free Relay (1:25.59).
- Virginia Tech (1/21): Swam for third in the 200 Free Relay (1:24.84).
- Villanova (1/27): Placed fourth overall for the 200 Fly at 1:59.68.
- Big Ten Championship (2/22-25): Competed in the 100 Fly Time Trial for a fourth place finish overall at 49.38.
2021-22 (Sophomore Year)
- Villanova (1/28): Finished second in the 100 Back (49.21) and third in the 100 Fly (50.10).
2020-21 (Freshman Year)
- Big Ten Championships (3/1-3/6): Competed in the 100 fly (49.55), 100 back (49.13), and 200 back (1:51.91) preliminary events.
- Michigan State (2/5-2/6): Won the 100 back (50.78).
- vs. Northwestern and Iowa (1/22-1/23): Secured fourth in the 200 back (1:54.95). Member of the 400 free relay team that earned fourth (3:07.78) and assisted in the 200 medley relay that swam for a fifth-place finish (1:30.47).
High School
Oberle swam four years at Mills E. Godwin High School under the direction of coaches Hayden Workman and Katrina Guantt. He was named the team captain and team MVP during his junior season with the team. He is a four-time state champion and All-American holding the 50 back, 100 back and 200 free school records as well as being a member of the 200 medley relay, 200 free relay and 400 free relay school record holding teams. . He swam club for NOVA of Virginia Aquatics.
Personal
Jacob Aaron Oberle, son of Michael and Heather Oberle has two younger brothers Nathan and Liam, and a younger sister Eliza. When not in the pool, Oberle enjoys hunting and fishing.
On Choosing Penn State:
“Penn State University bubbled to the top of my college list because of everything the school had to offer. I had never been on a campus with such a welcoming student body, world class facilities, and a coaching staff who are so focused on my personal success. From top tier academics to nationally recognized D1 athletics, Penn State University had everything. But, the most important factor in my college decision was the "family feeling." When I arrived at Penn State I felt at home and welcomed not only by the swim team, but by the entire student body. It became clear that people cared about me as the individual I am. Finally, the coaching staff at PSU was beyond amazing. Each and every coach reached out and made a personal connection with me, adding to the sense of "family." Their desire to advance the team to the next level by improving their conference and national rankings, represents the same desire I have for my future swimming career. Penn State uniquely combines everything I wanted in a college. I am beyond excited to step foot on campus and become a Nittany Lion!!”