Hunt said they were now just focussing on Gisborne Boys' High School.
"Gisborne Boys' have a lot of national titles and they won the Super 8 competition in 2011, I think.
"They are always tough, especially at home, but the record between the two sides has been pretty even."
Rotorua has an exciting array of young players coming through the ranks at the moment, but Hunt was hesitant to label this year a development season.
"We don't like to lose any game," he said. "But this year has a development focus about it.
"We have got a lot of Year 12 and Year 11s, I think 14 players will be back again next year."
The Super 8 rugby competition has been running since 1998 with eight all-boys high schools in the central North Island fighting it out for supremacy.
"For us we are taking one game at a time. Any team in the Super 8 can beat any other on their day," Hunt said.
Rotorua Boys' High School has won the competition on two occasions, 1998 and 2001.
Hunt said they would be forced to make a few changes this weekend as a result of injury, including swapping out their hard-running second-five Palu Fihaki.
Other schools competing in the Super 8 include Hamilton Boys' High School, Hastings Boys' High School, Napier Boys' High School, New Plymouth Boys' High School and Palmerston North Boys' High School.
RBHS Super 8 record 2003-2012
2003: 2nd
2004: 3rd
2005: 3rd
2006: 6th
2007: 4th
2008: 2nd
2009: 5th
2010: 3rd
2011: 5th
2012: 5th
