Foster will be the main man offensively for Gresham this upcoming season and it showed in Gresham’s win over Glacier Peak at WIBCA. The rising junior point guard was sharp from distance as we’ve often seen in the past, knocking down three threes, but was also good getting to the hoop and initiating contact. His smooth stroke helped him hit 8-for-8 from the free throw line, and also looking to get others involved, he finished with 21 points and 3 assists.

Tremendous balance between scoring and passing from Foster in the action we saw all weekend as the Gresham sophomore continues to mature as a point guard. He was on target with his outside shooting, was capable of getting to the basket to create for himself or get the ball to teammates for scores. Good effort from him on the defensive end as well.

Ter’rae Foster Ter’rae Foster 6'0" | PG/SG Gresham | 2028 State OR showed why he’s a promising young guard. The sophomore combo guard is quick and versatile, capable of impacting the game in multiple ways. Foster knocked down shots from the outside and finished with 11 points, showing confidence as a scorer. He’s also a good passer who sees the floor well, attacks the rim when lanes open up, and shoots effectively off the catch, making him a tough cover for defenders.

Elevating himself into a starting role this season at Gresham has been Foster, who has developed from being just a lights out shooter to running the point guard. Offensively, his tear-drop floater in the lane has also become a weapon but when he’s hot from the outside, there are very few in the state who can cool him down.

Foster is a fast, shifty left-handed guard who creates problems with the ball in his hands. He’s a solid defender and a reliable three-point shooter who can score in bunches. Foster finished with 16 points.

The 5-foot-10 Greshman sophomore can still drain the three with ease, but he’s also grown with his point guard play and he probably ranked as one of the top assist men at the event. There was great balance between looking for his own offense and setting up others and his name was one that was mentioned by many as one of the top performers. (JT)

Foster caught our eye at the Freshman Showcase last year with his ability to get hot from distance. The 5-foot-10 Greshman sophomore can still drain the three with ease, but he’s also grown with his point guard play and he probably ranked as one of the top assist men at the event. There was great balance between looking for his own offense and setting up others and his name was one that was mentioned by many as one of the top performers on Sunday. (JT)

Ter’rae Foster Ter’rae Foster 6'0" | PG/SG Gresham | 2028 State OR is a dynamic shooter who can heat up quickly and knock down shots. He stood out at the Mike James Top 60 and won the offensive player of the week award. In one game, Ter’rae scored over 20 points in a quick 4-minute span.

This rising star out of Gresham High School has proven to be one of the most clutch shooters in his class. He can perform well under pressure. He’s not afraid to hustle and go after the ball hard on defense because he’s eager to score on offense.

Don’t let his size fool you. Ter’rae is making an impact in the city and standing out amongst his peers. His high level of IQ on the court will help him excel against opponents. Watch out for Ter’rae, he is a force to be recognized this upcoming season.

One of the better shooters we saw at the PSU Camp was Ter’rae Foster Ter’rae Foster 6'0" | PG/SG Gresham | 2028 State OR . His confidence to put up shots was what stood out about his game. If he got an open look, he was shooting it. In transition, he found himself as one of the primary ball handlers and made shots getting to the rim.

One thing was clear from the start of the season – Foster was one of the top outside shooters we’ve seen in quite some time. The 5-foot-9 guard quickly proved he was a sniper from three, both off the catch and shoot and creating his own shot. At the end of the year he was a major offensive threat for Gresham, averaging 11.3 points shooting over 43 percent for three – but also as a shot creator, averaging a team-high 4.1 assists. Foster has been performing at a high level for the Cascade Kings this spring.