Foster carried over her high school success with Huron to her Athlete HQ team, regularly earning points for them from both sides of the court. Watching her compete on the right pin has been fun to see her increase her impact with the ability to score from that side of the court along with using her athleticism to get up and defend by filling up good space when blocking. As primary hitter, she consistently contacts high and can drive the ball well when she finds open space. If she can turn and run in her transition work, she’ll get off the net faster with more time to build momentum to hit.

At 5’11, Foster is proving herself to be a very reliable terminator at the net. She was a core part of Huron’s young prospects that led their offense in 2025 as she far outperformed her numbers from her freshman season with 280 kills and. 3.0 k/s average. Scoring at 43% kill rate, she uses her length well to swing with no fear of the defense in front of her at the net. She led the Sandusky Bay-Bay in hitting efficiency while finishing second overall offensively behind a teammate. Her season effort led to a 1st team all-league honor. You can see Foster compete for Athlete HQ this coming club season.

Huron was one step from the state semifinal round as they bowed out to Pleasant last weekend in a 3-0 loss. Foster was a key part of their young group of athletes that will have them competing well in future seasons. With a 3.0 k/s average, she was second on the team in total kills with 280, while leading Huron in offensive efficiency. She is a versatile attacker with ability to score from multiple attack zones with good command of her arm to swing for control and placement or in putting some pace behind the ball.