North Dakota State Football Visits President Trump At White House After Winning Yet Another National Championship

The Bison are back in D.C.!

After winning a record 10th national championship in Subdivision Division 1, the North Dakota State football team visited Washington D.C. in celebration Wednesday and to receive recognition for their accomplishment.

The biggest highlight of the day was NDSU visiting President Donald Trump and the White House for a second time. The Bison also took a visit to D.C. back in 2019 after winning a seventh national championship.

The day for North Dakota State started with a tour of the Capitol and team photograph, which eventually took them to the White House where the U.S. Marine Corps band welcomed them with music. A little later, they were then greeted by President Trump in the East Room. (RELATED: President Trump Honors Joey Logano, Roger Penske During White House Visit)

Trump was given a NDSU helmet, and a jersey with a nameplate that read “Trump” and had the number 47 on it.

The Bison were addressed by President Trump and took a picture with the commander-in-chief, and afterwards, he invited them over to the Oval Office for extra photo ops.

Finishing the campaign with a 14-2 record, North Dakota State won the FCS National Championship in Jan. after defeating Montana State, 35-32.

President Donald J. Trump welcomed the North Dakota State University @NDSU football team to the White House in recognition of their 10th NCAA Division I FCS national championship and 2025 title.

STATE BISON!!!🇺🇸🏈 pic.twitter.com/Xr2HCRM5oW

— The White House (@WhiteHouse) April 10, 2025

A beautiful day for North Dakota State… You can’t help but to be happy for these kids.