Kenna played the game with the poise and composure of a much older player as the lead guard for Legends U 17U Black on the best courts and against the best competition at Spooky Nook. With the crowd standing room only in the game, she calm directed traffic on the offensive end against AAO Flight and Easton McCullough. The two teams had the court surrounded with college coaches, video people, evaluators, and more with the seemingly increasing by the minute. Hunt hit shooters in the pocket and on time enabling to get their shots off quickly and in rhythm, especially Kareena Agrawal who caught fire in the second half. She also did a good job of demonstrating how to properly feed post players through the event which seems to be a lost art in the game today. In one set, Kenna gave a nice pass to the outstretched arms of Kylie Perrone where only she could get it (6’3) and got to the basket receiving the ball back in the give and go before being fouled on her step back jumper. She shot the ball well at the free throw line when she got there for her team in a very close game. She was also very good delivering the ball to teammates cutting to the basket and on baseline out of bounds plays including one to Agrawal cutting from the elbow on the weak side that she converted for an easy two. Defensively, Hunt used her wing span well to apply pressure to ball handlers and disrupt the flow of AAO’s offense with her length in the passing lanes. Hunt did not commit careless turnovers or try to force passes and shots that were not there. That decision-making ability to along with her vast array of skills make her a highly sought after point guard by college coaches around the country.

Incredible point guard, lightning quit can anticipate the game in advance better than most others. Can jump her defender, capitalize and score of the turnover. This is the first time I’ve seen her in person, she left me wowed at times. It’s not hard to see why she’s the number one 2028 in the state of Michigan.

Kenna had high-profile D1 college coaches watching her play at BCAM Reaching Higher. She demonstrated elite athleticism, fundamentals, and poise that separate her from the pack. Kenna split the gap with a burst and side-stepped the help defender to score a floater. She attacked from the wing, showed off her hops by hanging in mid-air to finish the layup, and buried a smooth jumper from the corner. Kenna has the dexterity needed to score in traffic using a variety of finishing releases with both hands, and she’ll keep coming after rebounds until the ball goes through the net. Kenna’s ability to penetrate and draw a crowd creates wide-open looks for shooters on the perimeter. Her fast feet, quick hands, instincts, and aggressiveness generate steals which lead directly to transition points. Kenna has deep range and accuracy from three that puts defenders in a catch-22. Jackson Lumen Christi is a favorite to repeat, and Kenna will be their x-factor once again.

Sophomore Player of the Year and Michigan’s #1 2028 prospect looked determined to bring home a State Championship trophy from the Breslin Center. Kenna started with a near quadruple-double performance against Brandywine with 16 points, nine assists, seven rebounds, and seven steals. She flexed her muscles again in the Championship Game, scoring 19 points, grabbing 10 rebounds, and dishing out 6 assists. Kenna showed off her athleticism on a speedy baseline drive, floating in mid-air, then finishing with the scoop lay-in. She buried a smooth pull-up elbow over an outstretched defender, swished a corner three, and jumped into passing lanes to generate steals. Kenna created space with an inside-out dribble up top to drain a straightaway triple to start the fourth quarter, and Lumen Christi never looked back. She glided to the rim for a layup after shaking her defender using a double-crossover dribble and dished out an assist to a backdoor cutter. Kenna was the most dominant player on the court, and she is the D3 All-Breslin Team MVP.

Kenna turned in a near quadruple-double for Jackson Lumen Christi on the biggest and brightest stage. She picked off passes, then turned on the afterburners to create transition points for herself and others. Kenna made a great dump-off pass for an assist after drawing two defenders. She closed out hard on a perimeter jumper to block the shot, converted a pull-up off a spin move, and floated in mid-air to score a jumper off the glass. Kenna has a throwback style with how confidently she uses the glass in her mid-range game and pull-ups. She scored putbacks, finished contested layups using either hand, and contributed in every category for the Titans. Kenna posted 16 points, nine assists, seven steals, and seven rebounds in the Semifinal win.

Stars have to shine in the biggest games. Kenna did exactly that and guided Lumen Christi to a win in the District Finals. Her explosive speed and athleticism were on full display throughout the game. Kenna accelerated in transition to score a coast-to-coast and-one layup at the end of the first half; she took multiple steals the length of the floor for transition buckets. One of Kenna’s best was a crossover, quick transfer to her left to convert a contested veer layup in top gear. Kenna buried pull-up jumpers and drilled a deep wing three. She showed her determination in the paint by securing back-to-back offensive rebounds, then hung in mid-air to finish a tough layup over a reaching defender. Kenna levitated after snatching an offensive rebound to score a reverse layup and dished out assists after penetrating the defense. Kenna demonstrated great sportsmanship by helping her opponent up off the floor despite the tense environment. She swatted away a drive attempt with emphasis and closed out quickly to block a perimeter jumper. Kenna led the Titans with a game-high 27 points in the victory.

Kenna is leading top-ranked Jackson Lumen Christi on a title chase, and she turned in an impressive week for the Titans. Kenna scored 23 points and racked up 10 steals during a 58-34 win at Jackson Northwest. She knocked down all six free throws from the line, dropping 21 points with seven rebounds in a 55-49 win over Mercy.

Kenna changes directions, accelerates, and covers ground off the dribble in ways that are outside of the norm. I noted that Kenna covers ground at a ridiculous pace. Her speedy crossover combos and quick feet made it look like she was dancing with the ball. Kenna buried a mid-range step-back pull-up jumper after serious of crossovers and drained a rainbow three pointer off a step-back move. Her defining play as an elite athlete was on a full-speed drive where she side-stepped a defender with a long-jump, elevated off one foot, and hung in mid-air for the finish. Kenna poured in 21 points with six steals, five assists, and four rebounds in the emphatic Lumen Christi win.

Kenna is our #1 2028 prospect, and her showstopping performances at the LBI Mitten Opening backed up that ranking. Kenna energized Lumen Christi with her aggressive defense, assertive drives, fantastic finishes, and perimeter shooting. She buried a confident deep three off the catch, and accelerated off a DHO to score a tough layup. Kenna swatted a shot away with authority in the paint, swiped the ball away, and drained a contested fadeaway jumper in the corner. She created a driving lane using a shifty behind the back between the legs combo dribble, then shifted into high gear to score a layup. Kenna drove by a defender and dished out an assist, then made a smooth transfer to her left hand to finish a transition layup. Lumen Christi defeated Belleville and proved why they’re the D3 favorite heading into the season.

Kenna burst onto the scene last season, earning First Team All-State honors as a freshman and establishing herself as one of the premier young talents in Michigan. She powered Lumen Christi to a 19-7 record and a state quarterfinal appearance, averaging an impressive 23.4 points, 10.5 rebounds, and six assists per game. Her combination of skill, court vision, and competitiveness makes her a matchup nightmare for opponents, and her ability to impact the game in every area has already drawn multiple Division I offers. Widely regarded as the top player in her class, Kenna enters her sophomore season with high expectations and will be a strong contender for Division 3 Player of the Year honors.