Overview
- On Friday, Katie Clayman traveled from Portland to Nashville to rejoin the High Point women before Saturday night’s first-round game against No. 2 seed Vanderbilt.
- Flynn Clayman’s men upset No. 5 seed Wisconsin in Portland in his NCAA Tournament debut and next face No. 4 seed Arkansas for a Sweet 16 berth in the West Region, a win Banbury called the program’s biggest.
- High Point women’s head coach Chelsea Banbury endorsed Clayman attending her husband’s debut and assigned her film work to complete during travel.
- The couple is managing coaching responsibilities alongside care for their 19-month-old son, Quinn, who has been part of the cross-country travel.
- High Point is among just 30 of 136 schools with both men’s and women’s teams in this year’s NCAA tournaments.