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2019 Team Entries with Space Numbers MC2.Csv Space Team Name Company / Sponsor Chief Cook Name Numbers 609 2 Brothers BBQ Ram Benitez 1708 2 Dudes Q Eric Turner 1700 3P BBQ Cook Team Juan Solorzano 128 A Cut Above Tommy Tomsu 2000 A Cut Above II Jeff Ford 2001 A Cut Above III Douglas Hutchinson 1210 A.B. BBQ HCA de SA Daniel Filla 807 Aggie Cowboys Kyle Mueller 1400 All Over Your Face BBQ Nick Christy 1103 All Sauced Up 1 Cal-Maine Foods Mitch Hill 1104 All Sauced Up 2 Cal-Maine Foods Rovey Gutierrez 204 All Smoked Up Hendrix Auto Repair Greg Hendrix 205 All Smoked Up #2 Hendrix Auto Repair Tommy Kraus 303 All Smoked Up #3 Hendrix Auto Repair Jason Kraus 1000, 1001, Ashley Construction Co Ashley Construction Co Ruben Hinojosa 1100, 1101 706 B&B Charcoal Products B&B Charcoal products Ira Green 1108 Backroad Grillers 1 Greg Wright 1107 Backroad Grillers 2 Carlos Ruiz 2008 Backstrap Assasins Carmichael Plumbing Steve Carmchael CJ Carmichael Memorial 2009 Backstrap Assasins Too! Ed Bateman Scholarship CJ Carmichael Memorial 2010 Backstrap Assassins YEE-YEE! Julio Gamez Scholarship 316 Backward Jacks ADESA San Antonio Tara Mihalski 1102, 1002 Bad Boyz Tailgatez Ashley Construction Co. John Garcia 1612, 1613, Bad Company BBQ DNT Construction Erik Zamora 1711, 1712 707 Bad smoke rising Butch Bingham Pulman, Cappuccio & 1507 Barristers of Beef 1 Elliott Cappuccio Pullen, LLP Pulman, Cappuccio & 1506 Barristers of Beef 2 Adrian Coronado Pullen, LLP 1312 BC Cookers David Glass 1200 Beef Masters #1 Alterman, Inc. Brad Guillaudeu 1201 Beef Masters #2 Alterman, Inc. Denny Crouch 1202 Beef Masters #3 Alterman, Inc. Leonard Debraska 1007 BEKCO1 Ben E. Keith Foods Abel Alcantar 1006 BEKCO2 Ben E. Keith Foods Jason Torres 1209 Big Blue BBQ HCA de SA Ramiro Casiano 1304 Big Boys Bbq First Citizens Bank Mark Beddoe 1703 Big Daddy G's BBQ George Valerio 209 Biggrizz BBQ Brake Check Art Silva 517 Binge Cookers Get Dirty Play in the Sand Yale Vinson Space Team Name Company / Sponsor Chief Cook Name Numbers Black Castle General 123 Black Castle Crew Marlin Webb Contractor 213 Black Dog BBQ Corporate Solutions Anthony Johnson 418 Black Mamba BBQ Shawn Decuir 307 Blowing Smoke David Gonzales 703 BOHICA1 Dan VanDeventer 704, 705 BOHICA2 Jimmy Pare' 610 Boot and Crowns BBQ RodStarr BBQ Kathryne Herrera 313, 314 BottleCap Cookers #1 Hampton Pratka 312 BottleCap Cookers #2 Blake Smith 518 Bourbon Cowboy Cookers Bourbon Cowboy Cookers Johnny Dunn 1504 Brew’n N Que’n Greg Bade 223 Briggs Equipment Briggs Equipment Matthew Garza 410 Brush Country Outlaws I Robert Castillo 411 Brush Country Outlaws II Alfred Casias 601 BS BBQ #1 Big State John Miller 600 BS BBQ #2 Big State Jack Bessett 218 Buckshot BBQ Jayde Henley 512 Bunker Buster 1 Bunker Buster BBQ Team John Quirk 513 Bunker Buster 2 Bunker Buster BBQ 2 Brett Weatherbie 121 Buns n Roses Cook Team Jamie Geer 100, 101 Burnt Ends Joeris General ContractorsAdolph Fierros 1203, 1204 Caballero Cookers Mike Hernandez Welding Mike Hernandez 1505 Cactus Flat Cookers Badeco Inc. Sonny Bade 102, 103 Cadillac Cowboy Cookers James Acosta Mission Plumbing, Heating 701 Camphouse BBQ and Air Condtitioning Co David Lape Inc 304 Can't Smoke This BBQ Bear Oil LLC. Troy Cresswell 1109 Capital Farm Credit / Texas Tough BBQ Capital Farm Credit Rob Cardenas 523, 524 Casanova Barbecue Co. W/ Rec Tec Grills Lynd.com Carlo Casanova Chesar Smoke / Carfra 1900 Chesar Cesar Fragoso Knives / SLF Photography 320 Chickapicow Allan Freeman 112 CHILLERZ and GRILLERZ 1 Rick Gonzales 113 CHILLERZ and GRILLERZ 2 Henry Herrington 107 Chingon BBQ Chingon BBQ Manuel Moreno 911 Circle G BBQ Company David Goerke 1605 CLEAT CLEAT Todd Harrison 417 C-N-B BBQ Pro-Tex Home InspectionsKen Taylor 1309 Cooking w/Family HCA de SA Rick Gonzales Space Team Name Company / Sponsor Chief Cook Name Numbers 210 Corona Club Pitmasters TBM Carriers Ricardo Garza 215 Corporate Solutions #1 Corporate Solutions Jeff Shaw 214 Corporate Solutions #2 Corporate Solutions Will Newburn 800, 801 Cowboys & Angels Warm Hearts Joe De Hoyos 604 Crawford's BBQ Cactus Roofing Bryan Crawford Mission Plumbing, Heating 700 Crooked Star Cookers and Air Condtitioning Co Sandy Votion Inc 1604 D & L GRILLERS Red McCombs Ford Laura Berry 116 Daddy’s Smokin’ Shack Steve Reyes 1013, 1014, 1015, 1113, Devils River Whiskey Devils River Whiskey Deb Richards 1114, 1115 225 Dirty South Cookers 1 Baseload Power James Traber Rock River Aerobic 226 Dirty South Cookers 2 Wayne Nuenberg Services 322 DO NO HARM The Watermark Group Bob Bryant 1600, 1601 Dos Smoking Texicans HEB Gabriel Martin Del Campo 119 DOUBLE BARREL COOKERS Todd Nelson 1003 Double G Southern Bbq MTZ Vacuum Service Gil Martinez Jr 420 Droptine cookers JD Williams 1412, 1413 FAT SIDE UP Greg Burger 302 FDDBBQ Gus Houghtaling 315 Fire & Smoke Cooking Team Archie Donaho 1402 Frausch Construction Frausch Construction Ryan Rauschuber 311 Frio Saloon Smokers Nick Delgado 310 Frio Saloon Smokers #2 Anthony De La O 309 Frio Saloon Smokers #3 Joe Gallardo San Antonio Precision 1403 Full Of Bull David Beabout Electric Inc 511 Gawd Damn Boys Cooking Team John San Miguel 321 George's Jungle George Campbell 710 Gig Em Raiders 1 Cadence McShane Donald Clements 613, 614 Good Life! Barbeque Clint Swindall 712, 713 Good Life! Barbeque II Heather Swindall 1509 Grills Gone Wild #1 Lone Star Reprographics Tony Rodriguez 1510 Grills Gone Wild #2 Lone Star Reprograaphics Robin Rodriguez 903 Hadafew Cooking Crew #1 Ty Egbert 904 Hadafew Cooking Crew #2 Justin Still 2007 HC88 Boys Sparky's Pools Arthur Mancinas 612 Head Country I Head Country, Inc. Mark Schatte 711 Head Country II Head Country, Inc. Paul Schatte 1500, 1501, HEARD ELECTRIC COOKERS Heard Electric LTD. Juan Heard 1502 Space Team Name Company / Sponsor Chief Cook Name Numbers Double L Heavy 1806 Heavily Sauced #1 Lee Sandell Equipment Repair Double L Heavy 1807 Heavily Sauced #2 Lana Sandell Eqiupment Repair Double L Heavy 1808 Heavily Sauced #3 Tommy Wiatrek Equipment Repair Double L Heavy 1903 Heavily Sauced #4 Casey Oberholtzer Equipment Repair Double L Heavy 1904 Heavily Sauced #5 Carl Mutz Equipment Repair 1004, 1005 Heavy Metal BBQ Codeup Phillip Hernandez 804, 805, Hecho en Tejas Mark De Leon 806 221 Helicopters for Heroes Helicopters for Heroes Kurt Wells 409 Here for the Beer Mikey Wozniak 105 High Cotton Cookers David Quiroz 1414 Hoggin the Glory Kurt Kollmansberger 1302 Hoggy Style Kenney Walker 120 Honky Tonk Smokers Andrew Heckman 1610, 1611, Freddie E Harris Sand & Hot Flash Cookers Dorothy Harris 1709, 1710 Clay Hydraulic Supply & Service 318 Hydraulic Supply & Service Co. Clint DiStefano Co. 1311 Inglorious Basters HCA de SA Adan Flores 509 Inlaw Outlaws Austin Kramr 1802 Jacoby “Q” Willie Jacoby 1606, 1607, JAG JAG Public Safety Nick Carnevale 1705, 1706 106 JCG Barbecue Company Jaime Garcia 317 Just 1 BBQ Cookers Champion Glass, LLC Roger Flores 1012 Just A Guy And Some BBQ John Guzman 326 Kanned Heat 11th Street Cowboy Bar Kit Polk Damon Gray Custom 104 Katy Boys Keeping It Moist Damon Gray Millworks 114 Kith & Kin David Fletcher 1608, 1707 KJ97 iHeartMedia Robbie Cantu LA ESPERANZA RANCH 419 LA ESPERANZA RANCH COOKING TEAM Selma Ureste COOKING TEAM 802, 803 Leaping Deere Cookers RDO Equipment Co Matthew Turner Black Castle General 122 Lets Funk Danny Ikels Coontractor Aguillard Communications 607, 608 Lick Your Chops BBQ Jonathan Aguillard inc. Lynwood Building 1307 Lonestar cookers Chris Christians Materials Space Team Name Company / Sponsor Chief Cook Name Numbers 1803 Longhorn Crossing BBQ Mark Bradbury Hydraulic Supply & Service 319 Los Diablos Vince Lyssy Co. 2011 Lost cause bbq Greg Greget 615 Mama and Papa Joe's Bbq Clarence Joseph 525 McKinney's Misfits McKinney Trailer Rentals Brian Fancher 909 Meat the Forkers State Farm Sam Longoria 1512 Meat Your Makers Patel Gaines, PLLC Taylor Gaines 1212 Mid-Coast Cookers Dwain Garber 1411 Money Pit BBQ 1 Collier Custom Homes Collier Bashara 1511 Money Pit BBQ 2 Collier Custom Homes Jason Bashara 206, 207, MONSTER GRILLERS Carlos Salazar 208 1407, 1408 Montclair Militia Mission Golf Cars Sean Caporaletti 1213 Nasty Cookers 1 Straitline rentals Ashley Hoefling 1214 Nasty Cookers 2 Straightline pumps Blake Schendal 1313 Nasty Cookers 3 Straitline Jeremy Jeffers 1314 Nasty Cookers 4 Straitline Keith Bush Kelly Williams Plumbing, 2002 No Mas Ponle Felix Hernandez Jr LLC 1205 Not Them Again Allen & Allen Company Raymond Ramirez 201, 202, NRP Contractors 1 The NRP Contractors Casey Cornwell 300, 301 200 NRP Contractors 2 NRP Contractors Taylor Brown 306 O3 BBQ Oscar Garcia 602 Outfitters Big State Forrest Wilson 115 Packmule BBQ Packmule Jeff Watson 1106 Papo & Son BBQ Robert Salazar 603 Pit Boss Smokers Matias Serrata 203 Q'n It Up JVC Robert Quintanilla 815, 816, Que For The Blue Sean Hay 912 1406 real smoke Comfort Air Abel Martinez 224 Redline Bar-B-Que Julian Rodriguez 514 Rendered By Design Lehmann Engineering Aaron Staas 1804, 1805, Ring of Fire Cookers TDIndustries Greg Bailey 1901, 1902 708 Road Crew BBq Gary Kelley 1303 Rob Bracken ColeBrack Rob Bracken San Antonio Police 1704 Rockin' H BBQ Christopher Herron Officers' Association 611 RodStarr BBQ RodStarr BBQ Roddy Trevino 714 Rogue Cookers Traeger Grills Doug Scheiding 220 Rollin’ Smoke BBQ Joe Webster 1508 Roughriders BBQ Team PDQ Tony Bolding Space Team Name Company / Sponsor Chief Cook Name Numbers 510 Roxys Keto Kitchen Grillers Roxys Keto Kitchen Jason Salas 424 S&S PIT CREW S&S Pit Crew Robert Sierra 1514 Sabinal Group Sabinal Group Tyler Temperton 1207 Safe2Eat ESC Safety Consultants Ted Dunnam 425 SALT CREEK BBQ Team Ernest Ramirez Schmidt Mechanical 1409 Sauced N Smokin Cooking Team #1 Keith Schmidt Group, Inc.
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