Coastal Bend athletes have shone brightly at the state powerlifting championships, with 10 individual champions crowned and the San Diego girls team securing its fifth consecutive state team title. Robstown High School will also be seeking its fifth state team title this week.

Why it matters

Powerlifting has become a major high school sport in the Coastal Bend region, with local athletes and teams establishing themselves as dominant forces at the state level. This continued success highlights the strength of the local athletic programs and the dedication of the student-athletes.

The details

In the 2A competition, the San Diego girls powerlifting team secured its fifth straight state team title, cementing their status as a powerhouse program. Meanwhile, Robstown High School will be aiming to win its fifth state team championship this week, further solidifying the Coastal Bend’s reputation for producing elite powerlifters.

The 2026 state powerlifting championships are currently underway.

The players

San Diego High School

A high school in the Coastal Bend region that has won the girls powerlifting state team title for the past five consecutive years.

Robstown High School

A high school in the Coastal Bend region that will be seeking its fifth state team championship in powerlifting this week.

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The takeaway

The Coastal Bend region has established itself as a powerhouse in high school powerlifting, with local athletes and teams dominating the state championships year after year. This continued success speaks to the strength of the athletic programs and the dedication of the student-athletes in the area.