University of Hawai'i at Manoa Athletics

Jordon Twohig enters his second season on the Hawai‘i baseball coaching staff in 2027 and serves as the recruiting coordinator and hitting coach. Twohig arrived at UH ahead of the 2026 season with two decades of collegiate coaching experience at various programs up and down the West Coast.

YEARS IN COACHING
Hawai'i - 2nd season (2026-present)
Overall - 22nd season (2004-present)

COACHING EXPERIENCE
Hawai'i - Assistant Coach (2026-present)
Charleston Southern - Assistant Coach (2023-24)
Saint Mary's - Associate Head Coach (2020-22)
CSUN - Associate Head Coach (2014-19)
Washington - Assistant Coach (2011-13)
Ohlone College - Head Coach (2008-10)
Saint Mary's - Assistant Coach (2005-06)
Feather River College - Assistant Coach (2004)

COACHING HIGHLIGHTS (at UH)

• Will lead recruiting efforts for the program in addition to being in charge of the development of the Rainbow Warrior hitters starting in 2027.
• Helped lead UH to a fourth-place finish in the Big West in 2026, finishing 27-23 overall and 16-14 in conference.
• In charge of working with the Rainbow Warrior catchers in his first season on staff in 2026.
• Guided catcher Jake Redding to a stellar defensive season in 2026, allowing just one passed ball while allowing only 26 stolen bases in 43 starts behind the plate.

PRIOR TO UH

• Arrived at UH with 20 years of coaching experience under his belt at various stops up and down the West Coast and across the country.
• Coached or recruited 56 players who have been taken in the MLB Draft, including 11 that have reached the big leagues.
• Landed Charleston Southern's first-ever top 100 recruiting class in 2024, marking the 10th time in his career that Twohig helped a Division I program land a top-100 class.
• Led the Saint Mary's offense as hitting coach during his three-year stint from 2020-22, also serving as third base coach.
• Spent six seasons as the associate head coach and recruiting coordinator at CSUN from 2014-19, helping lead the program to its winningest four-year span ever from 2014-17 over which CSUN won 120 games.
• Coached for three seasons at Washington from 2011-13, working for former UH assistant coach Lindsay Meggs.
• Worked with the outfielders and coached third base while with the Huskies, helping 10 players get selected in the MLB Draft during his time in Seattle.
• Led the Ohlone College program as the head coach from 2008-10, going 94-43 over his three seasons.
• Named the ABCA Pacific Division National Coach of the Year in 2010 after leading Ohlone to a California state championship and No. 3 national ranking by Perfect Game.

ALMA MATER
York College, 2003

PLAYING CAREER
York College, 2002-03