By David Rice JTV Sports (December 21, 2024 8:00 AM ET) A freshman averaging 28 points per game and being a leader on the varsity team doesn’t happen very often. But in this case, that is what Kenna Hunt is beginning to do for the Lumen Christi girls basketball program. She made an impact right from the start, scoring 27 points in the season opener versus Columbia Central. Hunt was below her season average on Wednesday night, scoring 14 points in a 60-28 win over Jackson. Despite scoring just 14, her teammates' scoring and Hunt’s defensive efforts make up for it. “Even when the shots aren’t falling, we got to stay positive. In the end, defense wins games. It was a physical game, we knew not all of the shots were going fall so our defense made up for it,” said Hunt after Wednesday night’s win. Hunt has also been nationally recognized already, racking up five NCAA Division I offers, all from the Mid-American Conference. Offers include Western Michigan, Akron, Bowling Green, Central Michigan, and Kent State. She has also been on an unofficial visit to Michigan State University earlier this year. The 5 foot, 7 inch tall point guard…