The West Chester Wolves NCDC team has secured a key piece for their future by tendering 16-year-old forward Stryker Foster. A native of McKinney, Texas, Foster has been a standout for the Dallas Stars Elite program, consistently producing at the highest levels of youth hockey.
🚨 TENDER ALERT 🚨 The Wolves have tendered 2008-born forward Stryker Foster! The Dallas Stars Elite product brings speed, skill, and offensive firepower to the Wolves.
— West Chester Wolves Hockey (@WC_Wolves) January 31, 2025
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Foster, a 5’10”, 150-pound right-handed forward, has shown his ability to contribute offensively throughout his career. Most recently, he posted 39 points (16 goals, 23 assists) in 46 games with the Dallas Stars Elite 16U AAA team. His speed, skill, and offensive instincts make him a dynamic addition to the Wolves’ future lineup.
"We’re excited to welcome Stryker to the Wolves organization,” said West Chester Wolves NCDC Head Coach R.C. Lyke. “He’s a high-compete player with a strong offensive game and great hockey IQ. His ability to make plays and find the back of the net will be a big asset for us.”
Foster’s development has been evident throughout his years with Dallas Stars Elite, as he has consistently been a key contributor at every level. His 2023-24 season was particularly impressive, registering 47 points (19 goals, 28 assists) in 55 games at the 15U AAA level before making a smooth transition to 16U AAA.
With this tender, Foster commits to the West Chester Wolves NCDC team for the 2025-26 season, further strengthening the program’s future as they continue to build a competitive roster.
