Jason Johnson

Founder of D4wrestlingpics

Jason Johnson developed a love for photography after graduating from Warrior Run High School in 1997. His passion for wrestling began at a young age, starting in the fourth grade with elementary wrestling and continuing through his school years. Wrestling has always been a significant part of Jason's life, shaping his personal and professional journey.

In 2009, Jason combined his two passions - wrestling and photography - to create D4Wrestlingpics, a site dedicated to sharing photos and statistics for the wrestlers, parents, and fans of PIAA District IV wrestling. Over the years, Jason's photos have been featured in the PIAA state championship programs and have been showcased in numerous Pennsylvania wrestling publications and social media platforms, as well as national wrestling social media sites. His coverage has spanned from local elementary wrestling matches to the prestigious National Wrestling Championships in Fargo, ND.

Jason is currently employed at Digger Specialties Inc. in Montgomery, PA. He has been married to his wife, Teresa Johnson, for over 20 years, and together they have four children. The Johnson family resides in Watsontown, PA. Jason continues to dedicate his time and energy to the sport of wrestling, capturing its moments and sharing them with the community he loves.

Frank Dimon

Veteran Photographer and Wrestling Advocate

Frank Dimon has had a passion for photography since childhood, and his journey as a photographer began in 1972 when he worked for the Public Information Office of the 8th Infantry Division in Germany. This role marked the beginning of his career as a published photographer.

Over 20 years ago, Frank began covering sports on a part-time basis for the Milton Standard, where he worked both as a writer and photographer. His photography has since appeared in several other area newspapers and state-wide publications, earning him recognition for his impactful work in the field.

In 2013, Frank was honored as the National Photographer of the Year by Wrestling USA. His contributions to the sport of wrestling were further acknowledged in 2012 when he was inducted into the District 4 Wrestling Coaches Hall of Fame as a contributor.

Frank is now retired, having previously served as the Sales Manager for W.A. DeHart, a wholesale company. Despite his retirement, Frank remains an influential figure in the world of sports photography and continues to contribute to wrestling coverage through his stunning imagery.