SAN ANTONIO – The Texas High School Coaches Association will host its 93rd Annual THSCA Convention and Coaching School July 20-22 at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center in San Antonio. This year’s event promises to be the most impactful yet, with an anticipated attendance of 17,000 coaches, athletic directors, athletic trainers, and vendors.
The convention will feature an impressive lineup of high school state championship coaches and THSCA Coach of the Year winners as speakers, providing invaluable insights and education in the latest training techniques, strategies, and program development. Additionally, over 25 colleges and universities, including all major football programs from Texas, will participate, further enriching the convention experience. The convention’s economic impact is estimated at $12 million, with attendees staying in 28 hotels and over 12,000 room nights pre-sold.
“We’re anticipating our most impactful convention yet,” said Joe Martin, THSCA Executive Director. “By highlighting ‘The Texas Way’ sportsmanship initiative, celebrating our extended partnership with Dell Ascension to expand on our heat safety education, and prioritizing mental health, we’re reinforcing our commitment to building a culture of excellence, well-being, and respect for both coaches and athletes.” From Sunday morning through Tuesday afternoon, attendees will engage in an all-inclusive schedule featuring 253 hours of content across 13 sports, health and safety, and professional development. The convention will also host nine panel discussions, 28 meetings, 16 networking events, 32 press conferences, and showcase over 315 exhibiting companies.
The convention will kick off with the Hall of Honor Banquet on Saturday, July 19. The banquet will celebrate state championship coaches, THSCA award winners, and the Class of 2025 Hall of Honor Inductees. It will set the tone for a weekend dedicated to excellence in coaching, sportsmanship, and professional development.
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