Penn State NCAA wrestling champ Carter Starocci reveals what Trump told him after historic title win

Penn State NCAA wrestling champ Carter Starocci reveals what Trump told him after historic title win

Penn State wrestler Carter Starocci became the first five-time wrestling champion in NCAA history

Penn State wrestler who made beeline for Trump after winning title speaks out

Five-time NCAA Division I wrestling champion Carter Starocci joins ‘Fox & Friends’ to discuss making history for winning his fifth wrestling title and posing with President Donald Trump after his win.

Penn State wrestling superstar Carter Starocci made a beeline for President Donald Trump moments after making NCAA history at the organization’s wrestling championships in Philadelphia on Saturday.

The first five-time Division I champion shared his win – and the contents of his mat-side conversation with the president – with Fox News Monday.

“When I heard he was coming, I kind of figured I was going to go over there and say a few words to my man because I met him before, so having him in the house is always special,” he told “Fox & Friends.”

NCAA WRESTLING CHAMPIONS SHAKE HANDS WITH TRUMP AFTER WINNING TITLE BOUTS

Carter Starocci and President Trump greet each other after Starocci made history by becoming a five-time NCAA wrestling champion.

Starocci defeated Northern Iowa’s Parker Keckeisen, 4-3, to win the 184-pound championship and his fifth NCAA title, the first and possibly last time the feat is ever achieved due to athletes receiving an extra year of eligibility from COVID.

Shortly after the match, he approached Trump, shook his hand and snapped a photo with him as he toted his trophy.

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