According to jamaicaobserver_biz, KINGSTON, Jamaica—The KFC Star Search Basketball & Life Skills Development Camp celebrates its 25th anniversary, which marks a milestone moment for Jamaican basketball. For a quarter of a century, this annual residential development camp has served as a launching pad for the island's brightest young basketball talents, and since its inception, its legacy has lived on, changing lives for the better, one camper at a time. While the Jamaica Basketball Association (JaBA) runs developmental programmes throughout the year, the organisation also instituted the annual Star Search Basketball and Life Skills Development Camp, a five-day residential experience held each summer. It all began as a joint venture between JaBA and the US-based Jamaica Basketball Development Inc (JBD Inc), formally launched to create yet another platform for the island's best young basketball players to further develop and showcase their talents to invited college coaches from the United States. The camp's 25-year legacy owes much to the prolific support of the Jamaica Basketball Development Inc, whose Jamaican-born founders, Michael Minto and Enid Sterling-Agnus, were monumental and instrumental in its conceptualisation from birth. Their vision, shared with JaBA, gave rise to a programme that continues to change the trajectory of young lives across the.