Jaime Jaquez Jr. and his sister Gabriela Jaquez led a three-hour summer camp in Thousand Oaks for about 180 kids aged 6-16, pairing drills with lessons in discipline and passion for basketball. Jaime, preparing for his third NBA season with the Miami Heat, framed the event as a chance to give back to the Ventura County community that shaped him, while continuing his pursuit of championships and playoff runs after a challenging year. Gabriela, a UCLA guard and Mexico's national team contributor, had just returned from the AmeriCup in Chile, where she averaged 12 points per game and earned Rising Star honors, evidence of her growth against international competition. The camp drew families from nearby and beyond, underscoring the growing presence of Latino players across college and pro hoops. The siblings’ seasons loom large: Jaime aims to elevate the Heat deeper into the playoffs, Gabriela pursues UCLA success and another shot at a national title, with both balancing elite competition and community impact.