Josh Saylor is in his fourth year as the head coach of Washington Township Swim Club and the North Central Swimming & Diving program. Josh’s swimmers have achieved USA Swimming Junior National and Futures qualifying times and attended the Indiana Swimming Senior Elite Camps and USA Swimming Zone Select Camp. The NC Panthers program has claimed 5 Sectional titles in Josh's previous three years as head coach, and NC swimmers have broken multiple school records and recorded multiple All-American honors.

Prior to WTSC Josh was the head coach of the Brownsburg Swim Club and Brownsburg High School. Both programs experienced many breakthrough performances in the 9 years Josh called the west side home. Brownsburg Swim Club nearly doubled its membership and achieved Level 2 status in the USA Swimming Club Recognition Program. Josh’s swimmers achieved USA Swimming Junior National and USA Swimming Open Water National qualifying times and participated in the Indiana Swimming Olympic and Distance Select camps. Brownsburg High School swimmers set more than 40 school records and claimed multiple team Sectional championships. Josh was named the IHSAA Coach of the Year at the 2015 Boys State Swimming & Diving Finals.

From 2003-2006, Josh was the head coach of the Vincennes YMCA Swim Team for five seasons and Vincennes University for one season. Josh’s YMCA swimmers achieved multiple NCSA Junior National qualifying times and individual Indiana Age Group State championships, with one swimmer also achieving a national age group title in The Philippines. In his one season at Vincennes University, the Trailblazer men and women finished fourth at the NJCAA National Championships and 11 athletes were named NJCAA All-Americans.

Josh began his coaching career at the Lake Forest Swim Club in Lake Forest, IL. Josh worked with all athletes in the program ranging from beginners to members of the USA National Team.

A native of South Bend, IN and lifelong fan of the Fighting Irish, Josh graduated from the University of Notre Dame in 1997 with a bachelors’ degree in communications. Josh swam for the Irish for four years, winning a varsity letter in 1996. Josh was a four-year letter winner for John Adams High School, team captain and three-time team MVP.

Josh lives on the north side of Indianapolis with his wife Kelly and their dog Wilson, is an avid Notre Dame, Bears and Cubs fan and an improving golfer.

Coach Bill is a dedicated and accomplished swim coach who brings over a decade of hands-on coaching expertise to the pool deck. Not only has he guided athletes at the age group, high school, college, and Masters levels, but he also swam competitively himself through these very same tiers. His own journey in the sport began with age group swimming, where he first developed a love for the water and discovered the fundamentals of technique, discipline, and teamwork. His favorite swim Coach and step Father Gene Lee was instrumental in shaping his Coaching philosophy,
Throughout his extensive career, Coach Bill has led teams to both local and international competitions, demonstrating a remarkable level of commitment and knowledge. His firsthand experience as a competitive swimmer has given him a unique perspective on the challenges athletes face, and he uses this insight to connect with his swimmers on a deeper level. 
A strong advocate for professional development, Coach Bill collaborates with the American Swimming Coach Association (ASCA). Through this partnership, he remains on the cutting edge of coaching innovations while also contributing his own wealth of experience to help educate fellow coaches. His commitment to growth is evident through his attainment of the prestigious ASCA Level V certification, which highlights his unwavering pursuit of best practices in the field. Bill is also a US Master Level 2 Coach and an ASCA Certified Swimming Strength and Conditioning Specialist
Currently, Coach Bill serves as the Head Age Group Coach and Gold Team Coach.

Coach Mitch Kampman is a passionate and dedicated swim coach focused on teaching youth how to swim and helping them develop proper technique from the very beginning. A former record-holding swimmer, Mitch grew up competing at a high level and was actively pursuing a collegiate swimming career before an injury shifted his course. That experience sparked a lifelong commitment to coaching and instilled in him a deep appreciation for technical excellence and injury prevention.

Coach Mitch’s philosophy centers on building confident swimmers through strong fundamentals, consistent stretching, and individualized support. He understands that every athlete has different goals—some aim to compete at the highest levels, while others simply want to grow in skill and confidence. Mitch meets swimmers where they are and values the effort they bring to each practice.

In addition to coaching, Mitch serves as a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA), where he advocates for children in the foster care system. This work has shaped his approach to coaching—he leads with empathy, patience, and a strong belief in every child’s potential. Creating a supportive and positive environment is at the heart of everything he does on the pool deck.

Outside of swimming, Coach Mitch stays active by training for half and full marathons or spending time on the tennis court. He also juggles life as a busy dad to three daughters, three dogs and a supportive wife, bringing real-world experience, balance, and energy to his role as a coach.

Coach Mitch’s goal is simple: teach kids to swim well, help them fall in love with the sport, and support them in becoming the best version of themselves—both in and out of the water.

Coach Jon has an impressive background in swimming, starting from his high school days at Dexter High School to his time with the Eastern Michigan University Swim Team. Jon was the captain of his high school swim team and a member of the 1999 state championship swim team. In college, he swam under the leadership of legendary coach Peter Linn swimming on teams that won multiple conference championships. His coaching journey began in the late 1990s and includes coaching the Dexter Community Aquatics Club from 2005-2006.

Outside of the pool, Jon is an active participant in triathlons, running, cycling, and hiking. He is a dedicated family man with three sons on the WTSC swim team and a supportive wife, Lisa, who volunteers for the team and serves on the WTSC Board of Directors. When not busy with swim-related activities, you can find Coach Jon cheering for his favorite teams, the Michigan Wolverines, the Detroit Lions and Detroit Tigers, or spending time with his mini goldendoodle, Libby.