Matt Franklin
6'2"  Shooting Guard
McMullen County High School (2006)
Tilden, TX

Matt recently finished a highly-successful career at McMullen County.  He was named to the TABC All-Regional team after a senior season that saw him average 16 points, 8 rebounds, and two assists and steals per game.  For his efforts, he was named District 31-A MVP, San Antonio Express - Area MVP and Port Aransas Tournament MVP.  He was also invited to play in the 2006 Centex All-Star game.  He was the team captain for MCHS this past year and made 114 three-point baskets.  He was also named first team All-District after his junior season and second team All-District as a sophomore.  His success translated to the classroom as well as he was named to the All-State Academic Team in 2006.

Collyn Kelley
6'2"  Guard
Goliad High School (2006)
Goliad, TX

Collyn recently completed a career that saw him become Goliad's all-time leader in points, rebounds, assists, steals and blocks.  He was named District MVP, TABC All-Region, TABC All-State, Victoria Advocate First Team All Area, Texas Basketball Magazine  Pre-Season First Team All-State as well as Taft and Goliad Tournament Co-MVP.  He was selected to play in the Zebra Roundup All-Star game and the THSCA  All-Star Game.  He finished his career with over 2,000 pts, 900 rebounds, 500 assists, and 300 steals and was part of a team that had 97 wins in his four years on varsity..  He was also a standout student, earning Academic All-District and Academic All-State. 

Cory Tellis
5'10"  Guard
Clear Brook High School (2006)
Friendswood, TX

Cory is a two-year letterman for the Clear Brook Wolverines and averaged 6 pts, 2 assists and 2 steals per game.  He shot 43% from three-point range and 82% from the free throw line last year.  He is a member of the AAU Brazoria Ballers, coached by Frank Watson.  Cory averaged 10 points, 6 assists, 3 rebounds and 2 steals per game, shot 85% on FT and 43% on his three-point attempts.  Cory's an outstanding student as well.  He was named to "Who's Who Among American High School Students" and is a member of the National Society of High School Scholars.

Andrew Garrett
5'10"  Guard
Ovilla Christian School (2006)
Ovilla, TX

Andrew played all of his three varsity years at Ovilla Christian under Head Coach Chris Hydock. He started as the shooting guard during his sophomore and junior seasons and then made the transition to point guard for his senior campaign. He was named Second Team All-District his sophomore year and First Team both his junior & senior years.  He was also named All-Tournament in the 2006 Grandview Zebra Invitational.   Andrew played AAU basketball for Coach Thomas Hill (former Duke All-American).  As a senior, Andrew averaged 17 ppg, 5 assists, 3 rebounds, 2 steals; and completed his high school years with the second highest career point scorer in the history of the OCS Men’s Varsity Basketball program.  Academically, Andrew was a “Distinguished Graduate” maintaining an “A” average throughout high school.

Anthony Moye
6'3"  Power Forward
Harker Heights High School (2006)
Killeen, TX

Anthony was a member of the 2006 13-5A District Champion Harker Heights Knights.  He averaged 9 points, 7 rebounds and 1.3 blocks/game and received the Knights Valor Award.  His HHHS teams were district champions each of his four years.  Anthony has played AAU Basketball since middle school.  During that time he has played on The Texas Ambassadors (coached by Max Ivany), the Capital City Heat (Tim Farley) and the Future Stars (Darryl Cress).  Academically, he has received the Distinguished Honor Award, "Who's Who Among American High School Students" (all four years) and is currently a member  of the National Scholars Honor Society and Top Teens of America, Inc.

Chris Jones-Conyers
6'0"  Forward
Bastrop High School (2005) / North Lake College
Bastrop, TX

Chris comes to Schreiner after one year at North Lake where he was redshirted.  At Bastrop, Chris played on the varsity program his final three years there.  As a senior, he was named First Team All-District and Team MVP despite making the move from forward to center.  That year, he averaged 17 points, 5 rebounds and 4 assists per game and shot 68% from the field (including 40% from three-point range) and 77% from the free-throw line.