Jeremy is entering his 8th season coaching, the past three being with the U13 Female Twins.  Jeremy has a passion for hockey, community, and developing hockey players.  He started playings hockey at the age of five with the Waverley Warriors in South Winnipeg and continues to play today.  Jeremy is looking forward to working with the girls this season to improve the players' individual and team skills throughout the upcoming season.  Keeping active and having fun while getting involved in the community are all important aspects of team building and Jeremy is looking forward to facing these challenges with the team during the upcoming season.  

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Autumn started playing hockey at a very young age and spent her Bantam and Midget years playing AAA with the Pembina Valley Hawks and the Interlake Lightning female teams.  She also played spring hockey with the University of Manitoba Junior Bisons at the end of her Grade 10 (2014) and Grade 11 (2015) years.  Autumn attended the University of Manitoba and graduated from the Faculty of Science in 2020 with her biology degree.  She is currently completing her final year in the Faculty of Education.  Throughout her first 4 years of university, Autumn played in the MWJHP with the Silvertips and was part of the team's first championship in 2017 followed by a bronze medal in 2018 and a silver medal in 2019.

Autumn has been coaching since she was the age of 16 (7 years) and joined the Twins organization last year as an assistant coach.  This is her first season as a head coach and every season she looks for the players to be having fun, building relationships with teammates, and working hard in all aspects of the game.

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Taylor has been coaching hockey for 15 seasons.  Since 2010, his teams have had 5 first place finishes (4 City Finals & 1 Championship).  His coaching philosophy is based on challenging players to make themselves and those around them better players, teammates and people.  He believes that the lessons players learn in team sports will shape them into their adult lives.

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