Bellbrook defeated Ross through a 3-0 effort securing their spot in the DIII regional final round. Hunt was a key catalyst in the Golden Eagles’ win as she delivered 35 assists, guiding their offense to an efficient .354 clip. The bulk of their offense came from their star hitter in Kenley Von Handorf Kenley Von Handorf 5'11" | OH/DS/L Bellbrook | 2028 State OH as Hunt found ways to get her the ball in good situations for her to be the force she was in this win. Von Handorf put home a match high 22 kills on a dominant .435 efficiency of her own. Hunt, a 5’11 junior is averaging 9.1 a/s in 2026. Through high contact point, her touch and control are consistent through a variety of options. Bellbrook will next take on top-ranked McNicholas, last year’s DIV state champion.

Hunt showcased a solid skill set in the setter position and did a great job running a 5-1 offense for her team. She consistently delivered well placed sets to the pins while effectively involving her middles to keep opposing blockers guessing. In key moments, she demonstrated strong court awareness and confidence by using well timed setter dumps to create scoring opportunities and shift momentum to her team. Taking into consideration her height, athleticism, and skill set, Hunt is not only a fun setter to watch, but one to keep tabs on as well.

From the profile photo, you can already tell that Miss Hunt uses every bit of her 5’11” frame to go get tough passes and make them hittable. What you DON’T see from the photo is everything else she can do. She’s long and lean, making everything a bit easier on defense. Her block is solid, and not just “for a setter”. Her high hands are deceptive, and she kept blocks honest on multiple occasions just by being “handsy”. I like this kid, as she has all of the tools and the talent to be a Division I setter without the fanfare of being at a large club.