Towson University Athletics

Two-time CAA Player of the Year ... makes lots of birdies ... likes to hit the difficult shot ... can be sparked by one good shot ... has a shot for every position on course.

2005-06: Named CAA Player of the year for second consecutive year ... competed in all 12 tournaments ... after nine tournaments Jeff was ranked first in the Region and 13th in Nationally with a 71.29 scoring average ... had a terrific fall, never shot higher than 74 in seven tournaments, 19 rounds ... finished among the top seven in eight different tournaments ... top performance came at Mission Inn where he carded a 69, 67, and 74 for a season low 210 ... placed second twice, at the Joe Agee and Frank Landry Invites, carding a 213 and 216 respectively ... finished seventh at CAA with a three-round 224.

2004-05: Named CAA Co-Player of the Year ... tied with teammate Mike Larkin for 49th place at the NCAA East Regional, firing a 73 in the final round ... also had a 216 score with rounds of 71, 72 and 73 ... placed fifth at the CAA Championship with a three-round 220, including a 69 in the final round ... captured the James Madison Invitational with a three-round 200, including a school record 63 in the final round ... placed second at the Tillinghast with a 70 ... tied for second at the Joe Agee Invitational with a three-round 215 ... tied for 13th at the Drew Upton Memorial Classic with a 151 ... tied for 14th at the Navy Invitational with a two-round 148.

2003-04: Played in 10 of 12 tournaments ... finished in the top ten of three of the last four tournaments ... shot a career low 67 in the thrid round of his first ever collegiate tournament at Bethpage ... tied for ninth at Navy Spring Invite with a 151 ... shot a 1-under par 215 and finished tied for fifth at CAA Tournament ... carded a three-round best 211 at penn State to guide the Tigers to a first place finish.

Background: Transferred from Arizona State ... Finished second in state championship tournament as a sophomore and fourth as a senior ... two-time County and District 5 Champion ... led team in scoring average for three consecutive years ... set Pinkerton Academy record with 37.0 nine hole average ... team finished second in state tournament during sophomore and senior years ... also played baseball ... moved during sophomore year of high school from New Hampshire to Maryland.

Personal: Born on February 20, 1984 in Hempstead N.H. ... son of Harold and Cheryl Castle ... mother owns her own beauty salon ... has one older sister ... favorite athlete is Phil Mickelson ... would like to play golf professionally ... lists Italian as his favorite type of food ... major is Sports Management.