Louisiana High School Powerlifting Association Inc

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Baton Rouge, LA 70802
http://lhspla.net

The Louisiana High School Powerlifting Association Inc. (LHSPLA) is dedicated to promoting and organizing powerlifting competitions for high school athletes across the state. They provide a structured environment for students to showcase their strength and skills through various meets and championships, including the upcoming 2025 State Championship events.

LHSPLA also emphasizes the importance of education and training for coaches, requiring attendance at mandatory clinics to ensure eligibility for participation in the season. With a comprehensive schedule of invitational meets and regional competitions, the association fosters a competitive spirit and community among young powerlifters in Louisiana.

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