Carter Starocci took to social media on Wednesday night and announced his plan to return to Penn State to wrestle his final year of eligibility in the 2024-25 season. As a four-time NCAA champion, Starocci will look to make history next season by becoming the first ever 5-time NCAA champion - an opportunity afforded him due to the extra year of eligibility granted during the 2020-21 season after the COVID-19 pandemic. Check out the post from Starocci's X account below:

Every four years, the Olympic Team Trials attracts one of the greatest collections of active American wrestlers under one roof. Just how great will the 2024 Trials in State College be? Keep reading and we will tell you!

The showcase event for American wrestling is having its quadrennial extravaganza in State College on April 19-20. The premier weight class at the event will arguably be 74kg, the most successful weight class in American men's freestyle wrestling history.

Carter Starocci’s braced right knee might not be 100 percent this week.

The seeds and bracket path didn’t matter much to Carter Starocci in his pursuit of a fourth NCAA title.

Carter Starocci dug himself out of an early deficit Thursday and then cruised to his first victory in 26 days.

"How healthy is Carter Starocci?" That's been the number one question in the minds of many wrestling fans ahead of the 2024 NCAA Wrestling Championships. Starocci answered that question Wednesday at the start of the NCAA's press conference. The Penn State star says he's 100% healthy.

Happy NCAA bracket day! You can view all the brackets HERE. Seeding is always a hot topic of debate, so let’s see where the seeds messed up.

Carter Starocci walked into Rec Hall on Wednesday and stopped for a crowd of reporters waiting for him. The Nittany Lion senior, already sweaty from a pre-practice workout, grinned and stepped into the middle of the group.

There are five, four-time Division I NCAA champions with Penn State’s Carter Starocci and Aaron Brooks a title away from adding their names to the list this year.

Penn State's Carter Starocci, the #1 ranked three-time defending NCAA champion, injury defaulted in the opening second of his quarterfinal bout at the 2024 Big Ten Wrestling Championships.

The Big Ten, the nation's toughest and deepest college wrestling conference will hold their championship on Saturday and Sunday, March 9-10 in the Xfinity Center on the University of Maryland's College Park campus, and no we have the pressed for the tournament!

Carter Starocci already won a national championship with a broken hand. Now he’ll try to win one with an injured leg.

Three-time national champion Carter Starocci suffered an untimely knee injury in his final match of the regular season last Sunday after recording a tech fall victory over Edinboro’s Joey Arnold. At this time, Starocci’s status is still unknown and because of this, we’ll dive into some of the biggest questions surrounding Starocci heading into the postseason.

Injuries are unfortunately part of the sport of wrestling but rarely do they occur as inopportunely and to a wrestler with as high a profile as they did last Sunday when top-ranked Carter Starocci was injured in Penn State's dual with Edinboro.