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High Point’s Chase Johnston Stuns Wisconsin in 2026 NCAA Upset

By Matthew Lynch
March 20, 2026
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The 2026 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament kicked off with a series of thrilling matchups, but none resonated as profoundly as the stunning upset delivered by the High Point Panthers against the fifth-seeded Wisconsin Badgers. On March 19, 2026, a single shot not only secured the Panthers’ first victory in March Madness history but also marked a personal milestone for guard Chase Johnston, who made his first-ever two-point basket of the season in a moment that will be etched in the annals of college basketball.

The Setup: High Point’s Journey to the Tournament

Entering the NCAA tournament, the High Point Panthers had long been overshadowed in the competitive landscape of college basketball. As a mid-major program, they faced significant challenges throughout the season, but their determination and grit finally propelled them into the tournament. Securing a spot in March Madness was a monumental achievement, but the real test awaited them in the form of a formidable Wisconsin team, known for its disciplined defense and strategic prowess.

Johnston: A Shooter’s Redemption

Chase Johnston, who had been primarily known for his long-range shooting throughout the season, found himself in a unique position during the game against Wisconsin. Despite being a sharpshooter, the 6-foot-3 junior had not made a two-point basket until that fateful moment. As the game unfolded, Johnston’s offensive contributions were critical, but it was his unexpected two-pointer that would become the game-winner.

The Game: A Battle of Wills

The matchup was intensely competitive, with both teams exchanging leads and displaying a high-level of play. The Badgers, led by their seasoned coach, focused on their strong defensive strategy that had kept many opponents at bay throughout the season. High Point, however, remained undeterred. Their tenacity and teamwork shone through, leading to a tightly contested game that kept fans on the edge of their seats.

As the clock wound down and the pressure mounted, the game was tied. With mere seconds left on the clock, the ball found its way into Johnston’s hands. In a moment that would define his season, he took a step inside the three-point line and released a shot that would resonate through the ages.

The Game-Winning Shot

Johnston’s shot sailed through the air, the arena holding its breath in anticipation. As the ball swished through the net, the crowd erupted in a cacophony of cheers and disbelief. High Point had clinched a historic victory over Wisconsin, not just as an upset but as a symbol of what is possible in March Madness.

Reflections on a Historic Moment

After the game, Johnston reflected on the pivotal moment, acknowledging the weight of that shot. “I just remember feeling in the moment that I had to make it count. It was surreal, and I’m just grateful to be a part of such a historic win for our program,” he said. The success was not just a personal achievement for Johnston, but a collective triumph for the entire Panthers team and their supporters.

Celebrating the Victory

The victory over Wisconsin was more than just a number in the win column; it was a celebration of the spirit of competition and the underdog’s triumph. High Point’s players embraced the moment, celebrating with their fans and reveling in the joy of their first NCAA tournament win. Social media exploded with reactions, highlighting the significance of the upset and the emergence of Johnston as a clutch player.

What Lies Ahead for High Point

As the Panthers move forward in the tournament, they carry with them the momentum of this victory. The win has not only boosted their confidence but has also placed them firmly on the national map. Coach Tubby Smith expressed his pride in the team’s resilience and noted how crucial this win is for the future of High Point basketball.

With the next round approaching, the Panthers understand that their journey is far from over. They will need to build on this success and continue to play with the same heart and determination that led them to this historic upset. The echoes of Johnston’s two-point shot will undoubtedly fuel their fire as they aim for further success in the tournament.

Conclusion: The Magic of March Madness

The 2026 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament will be remembered for its surprises and unforgettable moments, and High Point’s victory over Wisconsin is a prime example of why March Madness captivates audiences year after year. Chase Johnston’s remarkable shot serves as a reminder that in sports, anything is possible. As his story unfolds, fans and players alike will watch eagerly, hoping for more magic from this underdog team.

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