Matt Hayman

2023-24 (Junior):

Was one of four Lumberjacks to play in 33 games on the season including a team high 29 starts (along with Latrell Jossell).
Played in 33 games, 29 as a starter, and averaged 9.8 points per game (third leading scorer) and 4.1 rgp…his 11.5 ppg in conference play was second best to Jossell’s 14.0 ppg.
Scored 20 or more points in four games including 21 points vs. Southern Utah (3/7/24), a season and career-high 25 points at Abilene Christian (12/2/23), 20 vs UT-Arlington (1/6/24), and 24 at Southern Utah (1/13/24).
Scored in double figures 12 times.
Led the Lumberjacks in field goals made with 123.
Was second on the team with 324 points.
Scored in double figures 10 of his last 19 games to end the season.
At Southern Utah on 1/13/24 he scored a game high 24 points, was 9-for-12 from the field…his 9 field goals made tied a career best, also on 12/02/23 at Abilene Christian.
Totaled a career-high four, three pointers made in a game twice, vs. UT-Arlington, and at Southern Utah.
His second half dunk vs. Seattle (1/18/24) claimed the #3 spot on ESPN’s Top 10 on the night and was named the WAC top dunk of the year.
His 33, three-pointers made were third best on the team.

2022-23 (Junior):

Started in three of 32 games in his first season at Stephen F. Austin.
Season-high of 18 points against Louisiana Tech 12/14/22.
Totaled 156 points on the year, averaging 4.9 ppg.
Had a 44.9 percent shooting percentage from the field and shot 64.7 percent from the free throw line.
Totaled five blocks, 28 steals on the year.
Scored 10 or more points in five games.

2021-22 (Sophomore):

Started in 22 out of 25 games played in his final season at Hinds Community College.
Totaled 394 points on the season.
He was a 45.1 percent shooter inside the arc and shot 42.9 percent from three-point range.
Totaled 117 rebounds, 40 assists, 12 blocks, and 32 steals on the season.

Personal:

From Delhi, Louisiana and attended Ouachita Parish High School.
Son of Patty Hayman and brother to Chris Hayman (brother) and Kelsey Wiggins (sister).
At Parish HS he was selected 1st Team All-District., 2nd Team All-State., 2nd Team All-Conference.