NORTH SHORE PREP TWINS COACHING STAFF

Hundal began coaching soccer at Magee Secondary and later transitioned to coaching the Vancouver Community Baseball program's Midget AAA Vancouver Mounties. After three seasons at the helm of the midget program, and another three and a half coaching the BCPBL Vancouver Cannons, he joined the Twins program in 2014. Josh is now in his second year as the 14u/Prep Team Head Coach.

2015 marks Cam's second season with the North Shore Twins' 14U/Prep team as pitching coach. Cam, a Vancouver native, played for the Richmond Red Sox bantam AAA program in 2005 before bringing his talents to the North Shore Twins Baseball Club.  He played Junior Twins in 2006-2007 under coach Dave Speers and then moved up to the Premier team to play under John Haar from 2007-2009, making him part of the “three-peat” BCPBL Championship squad.

In 2009, Cam was recruited to play at Mt. Hood Community College in Portland, Oregon but, unfortunately, he tore his MCL in his sophomore season. Electing to forego Tommy John surgery, he transferred to the University of Oregon to complete his degree in Psychology. 

Outside of baseball, Cam spends his free time in the weight room or on the golf course.

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Jordan is joining the North Shore Twins with a very impressive baseball resume. As a youth, he played for the prestigious Ontario Blue Jays as well as Canada's Junior National Team. He then received a full-ride scholarship to Northeastern University, and went on to become its All-time Wins Leader. Out of NU, Jordan was drafted in 17th round by the San Fransisco Giants and played two years in their system. After pro ball, Jordan became the Pitching Coach for Montpellier Barracudas of the French Elite Baseball League. The Twins are extremely excited to have Jordan on board where his wealth of knowledge and sound mental approaches will be transferred to the many young players in the organization.

Daniel is passionate about the game of baseball and strongly believes in it as a way to build character as well as skill, so he is excited to join the Prep Twins coaching staff. . He has 16 years' playing experience at various levels, including as a member of the Twins, and three years' coaching experience.  A true utility player—Daniel has played every position on the field—he looks forward to sharing his knowledge with the young players in the Twins organization. Daniel will primarily spend his time working with outfielders and catchers, but will also teach position players about the complexities of base running.  

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