Katy athletes in action: College basketball

The following men's college basketball players, all with Katy high school ties, have scheduled action this week:

Patrick Costello, Stephen F. Austin State University
High school: Pope John XXIII High School
This week: Saturday, Nov. 17, at Florida International University
About Costello: Costello is a freshman forward for Stephen F. Austin State University. He is a 2012 graduate of Pope John XXIII High School in Katy, where he scored 13 points and grabbed 5 rebounds per game. Costello is from Houston.

Seth Goodman, Southern Wesleyan University
High School: Morton Ranch High School
This week: Saturday, Nov. 17, at Auburn University-Montgomery
About Goodman: Goodman is a junior forward for Southern Wesleyan University. The Houston native is a 2010 graduate of Morton Ranch High School in Katy.

Trey Pinkney, Stephen F. Austin State University
Position: Guard
High School: Seven Lakes High School
This week: Saturday, Nov. 17, at Florida International University
About Pinkney: Pinkney is a freshman guard for Stephen F. Austin State University. He is a 2012 graduate of Seven Lakes High School in Katy where he was MVP. Pinkney is from Katy.

Michael Fisher, University of the Incarnate Word
Position: Guard
High School: Morton Ranch High School
This week:Saturday, Nov. 17, at Texas A&M-International
About Fisher: Fisher is a freshman guard for University of the Incarnate Word. He is a 2011 graduate of Morton Ranch High School in Katy. The kinesiology major is from Houston.

Jaylon Jones, Truman State University
High School: Seven Lakes High School
This week:Saturday, Nov. 17, versus Indiana State
About Jones: Jones is a freshman forward for Truman State University. He is a 2012 graduate of Seven Lakes High School in Katy where he was all-district honors. Jones is from Katy.

Ryan Schreier, Texas Lutheran University
High School: Faith West Academy
This week:Saturday, Nov. 17, versus Southwestern Adventist
About Schreier: Schreier played at Faith West Academy for coach Craig Upchurch in 2004-2008, where he was First-Team All-State in 2007-2008 and First-Team All-District in 2005 as well as 2008. Schreier was MVP in both his sophomore and senior years. He is the son of Mike and Betty Schreier.

See Ryan Schreier's Athlete Tracker page