Northampton
Wrestling

Hall of Champions

1998 State Champions

PIAA Class AAA team champions · 1997–98 · Coach Don Rohn

Team title 4 of 7

  • 21–0dual record
  • 2State Champions
  • 4State Place Winners
  • 6District XI Champions
  • 3Regional Champions
The 1997–98 Northampton team and coaches in the wrestling room
The 1997–98 Konkrete Kids. First row: Robert Schuller, Seth Lisa, Jeremy Bucko, Grant Taff, Faddy Saloum. Second row: John Bauer, Aaron Suranofsky, Tommy Rohn, Justin Haupt. Third row: Coach Don Rohn, Josh Schmalzer, Brad Youwakim, Eric Swankowski, Phil Hard, Coach Keith Venanzi, David Chamberlain, Christian Luciano, John Hard, Coach John Massiado.

The season

Northampton won its fourth PIAA team title in 1998, finishing an unbeaten 21–0 dual season and sweeping the District XI, Northeast Regional, and state team titles. It was the program's third unbeaten dual season of the 1990s.

With ten starters back, including State Place Winners Christian Luciano and John Hard, the Kids won the Mountain Valley Conference at 6–0 and the Cedar Cliff Duals for the seventh straight year, 42–15 over Dallastown in the final. Two duals nearly got away. Easton tied Northampton 24–24 on Jan. 24, and the Kids won on criteria. Parkland was tied 27–27 before John Hard's pin in the last bout gave Northampton a 33–27 win. On Jan. 31, Luciano's 22nd fall of the season set a school record.

Northampton won the District XI Duals final 26–23 over Parkland and the District XI team title 223.5–203 over Parkland with six champions. At regionals the team title came down to the last bout, and John Hard's pin of Nazareth's Steve Itterly gave Northampton a 94–93 win over Parkland. At Hershey, Luciano (171) and Hard (275) won state titles, Phil Hard placed 3rd, and Seth Lisa placed 5th. Rohn was named District XI Coach of the Year.

Season highlight videos

On the podium at Hershey

  1. ChampionChristian Luciano171 lbs
  2. ChampionJohn Hard275 lbs
  3. 3rdPhil Hard189 lbs
  4. 5thSeth Lisa119 lbs

Season highlights

  1. Dec. 6Beat Shamokin 46–13
  2. Dec.Luciano won the Beast of the East; 2nd as a team at the Hurricane Classic
  3. Jan.Won the Cedar Cliff Duals for the seventh straight year, 42–15 over Dallastown
  4. Jan. 17Beat Nazareth 38–13
  5. Jan. 24Tied Easton 24–24, won on criteria
  6. Jan.Beat Parkland 33–27 on John Hard's last-bout pin
  7. Jan. 31Beat Shikellamy 60–6; Luciano set the school record for falls

District XI Champions

Northeast Regional Champions