Bryn Mawr College Women's Swimming

Whitlock looks forward to the newcomers on the team who will add more depth to the returning squad. We have a determined team that is focused on personal improvement goals and breaking team records along with increasing our competitiveness in the Centennial Conference." Named the 2010 Centennial Conference Womens Coach of the Year, Whitlock has continued to build a stronger program at Bryn Mawr. In her first seven years at the helm, over 30 swimmers were named to the All-Academic Centennial Conference team; 11 team records broken; three All-Seven Sisters athletes (2010 & 2011); and coached one 2011 Centennial Conference Champion in the 100-yard butterfly, Meredith Davis. Whitlock, a former Division I full-scholarship standout at George Washington University, came to Bryn Mawr following a 15-year career in the aerospace industry. While at GWU, Whitlock was a four-year letter winner and co-captained in her junior and senior years. Her specialties were distance and butterfly. Along with being an athlete, Whitlock also served at the GWU athletic mascot for her last three years of her college career. Over several years, Coach Whitlock has coached several summer league teams, competitive age-group programs and also served as a technician at competitive swim clinics. In May 2007, Whitlock completed her masters in Sport & Athletic Administration at West Chester University in PA where she was the graduate assistant for the MSA Program Director. Whitlock is a native of Chester County, PA and lives on her family farm compound with her mom, her brother and his family and her darling black cat named Harriette.

In June 2026, Margaret Wilman was named Head Swim Coach and Aquatics Director at Bryn Mawr College. Wilman, a Level 3 Certified coach with the American Swimming Coaches Association (ASCA), comes to Bryn Mawr with a lifetime of knowledge regarding high-level competitive swimming and coaching. From her own impressive high school, club team and collegiate career to her most recent coaching experience as Interim Head Coach and Aquatics Director at Bryn Mawr for the 2025-2026 season, she is poised to bring out the best in the Bryn Mawr team. In her first year at Bryn Mawr College as interim head coach, Wilman posted one of the highest winning percentages in program history. Under her leadership, the team recorded 18 performances that were added to the program’s All-Time Top 10 list, broke two Bryn Mawr Pool records, and shattered two school records.   At Radnor Aquatic Club (RAC), Wilman served as Head of Development Groups and Lead Varsity Group Coach. She continues to coach one RAC Varsity Group where she maintains her certification as a USA Swimming Core Shield Certified Coach. Wilman joined the RAC coaching staff in 2021 and built a strong Developmental Program. She managed day-to-day operations of three developmental swim groups. The role included but was not limited to: on-deck coaching, creating session plans, writing practices, swimmer evaluations and roster placements, parent and staff communications, and creating and managing volunteer and youth coaching schedules. In addition, Wilman founded and managed a wildly popular RAC Masters Swimming Program. She also successfully led the initiative to obtain RAC’s USA Swimming Safe Sport Certification & Recognition. During this time, she also assisted with the Men's and Women's Radnor High School Varsity Team, helped coach the oldest age group for the Wildwood Crest Dolphins, and coached at many USA Swim Meets for RAC.   Growing up in the Greater Philadelphia area, Wilman swam for local programs, including Aronimink Golf Club, UMLY, and Foxcatcher. At AGC, she was named League Most Outstanding Swimmer at the league championship meet and AGC Most Valuable Swimmer multiple times. She was recognized as an All-American Swimmer for several years swimming at YMCA Nationals. At Foxcatcher she swam under USA Swimming Olympic Head Coach Dick Shoulberg where she was a member of the travel team competing in national and international meets achieving USA Swimming Junior Olympic, Junior National, and Senior National qualifying meet times. In high school, Agnes Irwin honored her as Most Valuable Swimmer two years in a row where Wilman consistently placed Top 2 in her events at Easterns. Wilman then attended The University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill where she swam on a scholarship for their NCAA Division 1 ACC Championship Teams. She placed Top 3 in her events at the ACC Championship Meets and was named Most Improved Swimmer her senior year by head coach Frank Comfort and Assistant Head Coach Rich DeSelm (later to be named UNC Head Coach).   She lives in Bryn Mawr with her two children, Cash and Farrah and husband Steve, along with pug dog Dino. She continues to swim with US Swimming Masters programs and loves to run. Her goal is to elevate Bryn Mawr College's swimming program and hopes that her love and passion for the sport can positively impact Bryn Mawr’s swimmers.

Bill Malachowski is an Associate Provost and Professor of Chemistry at Bryn Mawr and serves as a Faculty Fellow for the Bryn Mawr Swimming team.