Jason is the Founder and Program Director of 805 Raptors Basketball.

A 2007 Graduate of Thousand Oaks High School, Jason went on to play for Pierce College for the 2007-08 season, redshirted at Oxnard College for the 08-09 season, and played at Oxnard for the 09-10 season. Jason earned All-Academic honors for the Western State Conference both the years he played. His Oxnard team was one of the most talented teams in the State. They beat two teams ranked #1 in the state at the time, and Jason's teammate, James Ennis, is currently playing in the NBA.

He then transferred to Gordon College in Massachusetts. He was set to be the starting point guard for a team expected to win their league and advance to the NCAA D3 tournament, but he was injured before the season and missed the entire season.

While at Pierce and Oxnard College he began offering private lessons and spent one year assisting at Newbury Park High School. When he returned from Gordon College in 2011 he started Baseline to Baseline (B2B). B2B had a name change and was then known as CVBC. Jason left CVBC in 2018 to start 805 Raptors.

Jason spent 4 years assisting at Creative Artists Agency (CAA) pre-draft workouts and was a coach on the floor with the following players: Donovan Mitchell, Devin Booker, Karl-Anthony Towns, D'Angelo Russell, John Collins, Luke Kennard, and many others.

Jason currently trains former University of San Francisco and current female professional player, Rachel Howard, in the offseason. He also works with current college players every offseason.

Every youth player to play for a program led by Jason since 2011 has made their high school team.

Luis is a 2015 graduate of Westlake High School. He played shooting guard for 2 years and started for 1 year. He also attended Moorpark College and played for the Raiders for 1 year during the 2016-2017 season.

During his junior year, he came off the bench for a team that made it to the CIF-SS championship game. During his senior year, he started for a team that made it to the semi-finals of the CIF-SS. He averaged 9ppg on 38% shooting from 3pt range.

During his year at Moorpark College, he averaged 9ppg shooting 45% from 3pt range on the year and 10ppg shooting 48% from 3pt range in conference.

Luis currently holds a B.A. in Psychology from CSU San Marcos and will be graduating this summer from California Lutheran University with a Masters Degree in Counseling Psychology en route to becoming a psychological therapist.

Ashley was a standout player. As a 4 year Varsity starter, she started her high school career at Newbury Park before finishing at Rio Mesa. At Rio Mesa she led the team to their first CIF Finals appearance in school history while averaging 14 points per game.

Ashley then attended Moorpark College where she averaged 19 points per game. Due to her success at Moorpark, she then transferred to Cal State San Marcos and was a starter there, averaging 10 points per game.

Upon graduation, Ashley started her coaching career. She gained experience by assisting at Moorpark College, Rio Mesa, and St Bonaventure High School before earning the Head Coaching job at Thousand Oaks High School.

Jimmy has dedicated his life to fitness and education.

Jimmy graduated from UCLA and has a teaching credential. He is currently the Physical Education Teacher at Carden Conejo School. He previously taught at Rio Mesa High School and St. Patrick’s Day School.

Jimmy’s son, Wilson, played for Coach Jason Townsley from 3rd Grade to Varsity. Wilson played at Chaminade High School and was the starting point guard for a team that went to the CIF Southern Section Semifinals.

Jimmy has assisted Jason with various teams, 3rd Grade to Varsity, over the past 7 years. His relentless positivity and mentorship to his athletes has been a tremendous asset to the program.

In addition to being a teacher and coach with 805 Raptors he is also a Crossfit Athlete and Coach. As an Athlete, he earned a Festivus Games Gold Medal in 2018. As a Coach, he holds a Level 1 Crossfit Certificate and a WuLift Weightlifting Certificate.