Last Updated on April 18, 2025, 12:29 PM AST by Anthony Morris
Prime Minister Dr. Terrance Drew recently announced this week’s launch of a National Basketball Camp and 3-on-3 tournament set for this coming Easter weekend, April 19 to April 23, 2025. These tournaments are meant to empower youth, together with the national sports development aligned in the Federation.
The camp is jointly held by the Office of Prime Minister, the Department of Sports, the St Kitts-Nevis Amateur Basketball Association (SKNABA) and the Achievers Sports Club, the National Basketball Camp There will also be participation from NCAA coaches and NBA All-Stars.
Scheduled in St Peter’s and Sandy Point, the camp will focus on encouraging youth participation, fostering active lifestyles and enhancing the national basketball landscape.
Schedule of National Basketball Camp
Saturday, April 19 – Opening Night (St. Peters)
- Official Opening Ceremony at 6:00 PM
- Exhibition Game at 10:00 PM, with NBA players and scouts in attendance
Sunday, April 20 – Skills Development and Youth Showcase
- Basketball Camp (7AM–12PM in St. Peters) led by the NBA guests—targeting young athletes, coaches, and basketball enthusiasts.
- 3v3 Tournament (6–10PM) where players will be observed by scouts and coached by our NBA guests.
Monday, April 21 – Community and Culture
- Family Fun Day featuring NBA players and scouts, encouraging healthy living and family bonding through sport and recreation.
Tuesday, April 22 – Schools, Strategy & Sandy Point
- Island-wide school visits (8AM–12PM) by the NBA delegation—bringing motivation to classrooms across the country.
- High-level meeting with Cabinet Ministers (2PM) at Carambola Beach Club to discuss the future of sport, youth, and regional collaboration.
- Workout & 3v3 Tournament at Sandy Point (6–10PM) – another night of high energy and community unity.
Wednesday, April 23 – Nevis
- Meeting with Hon. Mark Brantley at 9:00 AM, followed by a full Nevis Tour (10AM–3PM) – showcasing a unified national effort in youth development through sport.
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