Sanai Foster
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Up there for performance of the year as Omaha Westside flipped a 73-44 loss to No. 1 Omaha North in the Metro Conference semifinals to an 86-82 win over the Vikings on Saturday. Foster scored 30 points and grabbed 23 rebounds in the win. An uncommitted senior, Foster is averaging 10.5 points and 6.3 rebounds per contest for the Warriors who improved to 17-5 win the win last weekend.
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Sanai Foster
Sanai
Foster
6'2" | PF
Omaha Westside | 2026
State
NE
ended up not finishing out the AAU season but to think that someone at 6’2 with some athletic ability and a beautiful shooting stroke isn’t wanted by someone at the next level is somewhat insane. Foster brings that natural size and prowess that all coaches love to work with. Offensively, her shooting stroke is solid and she makes a lot of good choices with the ball in her position. This Winter Westside will be down a few players due to graduation and transfers so Foster should have the chance to step up in a major way. If she does that and is motivated enough to play at the next level, she might be able to help someone out before you know it.
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Sanai Foster
Sanai
Foster
6'2" | PF
Omaha Westside | 2026
State
NE
of Omaha – Westside High School will return this Winter as her team’s main piece in the middle of the floor. Foster is a 6’2 PF with a smooth shooting stroke, athletic reach, soft touch on the basketball, and a lot of promise in other facets of the game. She put up some respectable numbers last season in PPG and on the glass on both ends but she will be looked upon to step it up over the next six months. Which, she could definitely do that. She just needs to stay hungry and she should feast for one more go-around.
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Sanai Foster
Sanai
Foster
6'2" | PF
Omaha Westside | 2026
State
NE
of Omaha Westside led her team on Wednesday night in their 20+ point victory against Norfolk High School. Foster in this one could not be stopped by the hoop. Her mixture of height at 6’2 and her athletic ability made her a tough opponent to box out, stay in front of, or to keep from getting to any spots she really wanted to throughout the contest. She finished things off with 15 points on 58% shooting and she grabbed 6 rebounds, mainly on the defensive side of things. All in all, Norfolk just couldn’t handle Westside as a whole. At the end of the contest, all 13 players who saw the floor for Warriors scored in one way or another. This speaks not only to how well Westside is playing right now as a group but it also speaks to what they might be able to do down the line, in the future.
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“Foster’s raw potential mixed with her size is noteworthy. This is someone that’s has a fundamental shot from all three levels, she can get to her spots at Will, and she can also dish out some nice assists as well. Defensively, her size plays a nice factor to help her program on that side of the ball almost every other play, in one way or another. I’m sure the rest of this Winter that she will put up solid numbers with this Varsity team in general as they attempt to continue to make some waves.”
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Omaha Westside High School has 2 other prospects that were in consideration for this spot but I think that
Sanai Foster
Sanai
Foster
6'2" | PF
Omaha Westside | 2026
State
NE
could really be their “X-Factor”, the next two seasons if she continues to grow. There is another level to Foster’s game. You can tell just by watching her. When she get things to really click down the line, she is going to be a really productive player with her combination of size and skill. She just has to unlock that aggressive but calculated play-style, all while continuing to show off what type of motor she has. If she does all that, she is going to be one tough individual to contain on both ends.
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Sanai Foster
Sanai
Foster
6'2" | PF
Omaha Westside | 2026
State
NE
of Omaha Westside High School was overshadowed this past AAU season competing with her 17U
Elite
3SSB’] program but that doesn’t change the fact that Foster has fantastic size, better than average skill, a silky smooth shot form, and a difference making ability on the defensive side of the ball with her mixture of length and knowledge of when to go for a block/steal, compared to sitting back and letting the ball come to her. Out of the 2026 Class in Nebraska, Foster is a Top 10 prospect because of all the intangibles I mentioned above. I’m sure she is going to step up this Winter, competing at a high rate and I’m sure that will translate to her last AAU season during the 2025 calendar year as well.
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When you watch
Sanai Foster
Sanai
Foster
6'2" | PF
Omaha Westside | 2026
State
NE
compete on the hardwood for multiple contests, you start to realize what her ceiling could be at the end of the day. Foster is a prospect with better than average size at 6’2 and an impressive shooting ability for that size. Don’t get me wrong. She is very good at using her size and length to her advantage a majority of the time but when you see that she also has a picture perfect shooting stroke, you realize what she could become by the end of her career. If she continues to work hard and she continues to expand her game, she is going to get a shot to compete at the next level at the end of the day. Right now, she is playing with the ETG Midwest
Elite
3SSB program out of Omaha and it’s been helping her in every way. Recruiting and expanding her play-style. If she continues to run with this group and she takes what the defense is giving her, she is going to continue to see a lot of success moving into the future.
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The tallest prospect on this roster will come to us in the form of
Sanai Foster
Sanai
Foster
6'2" | PF
Omaha Westside | 2026
State
NE
. Foster is 6’2 with long arms and a quick trigger while shooting the basketball. She has a very raw skill set that could turn into something really special over these next few years on the hardwood. Whenever she catches within 15Ft of the hoop, she has a clean look in one way or another because of her mixture of size and ability. She can shoot over smaller players, she can finish at the hoop through contact, and she doesn’t seem to settle for bad shots a majority of the time. On this team and within this roster, Foster is going to be asked to work from the mid-post in. She has a strong demeanor and that’s going to be key in her success with this group. If she can dominate her personal matchups, while rebounding at a high rate and keeping it simple. She is going to do really well with the players around her. She has a lot of room to grow but I’m confident that she can get there and become another D1 prospect from this team.
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The natural size and pure shooting ability of
Sanai Foster
Sanai
Foster
6'2" | PF
Omaha Westside | 2026
State
NE
is the reason that her presence on the court grabs my attention right away. Foster stands at around 6’2, with a picture perfect shooting stroke from all over the floor. I wouldn’t say that she is jump shooter by any means but she definitely can let it go from within 15-ft and it usually looks pretty good when she does. Defensively, she can quickly change the outcome of a contest with her natural length and discipline to stay down. This is the type of prospect where the sky is the limit. If she stays motivated and is put in the right situations on the floor, NO ONE should be able to stop her and her mixture of size/skill. Plain and Simple. I’m not sure what her future is going to hold but for now, she is sitting in a nice spot moving into the future.
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