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2018 World's Championship Bar-B-Que Contest Results Rank 2018 World's Championship Bar-B-Que Contest Results Rank Team Name Space Chief Cook Category Score Awards 1 San Antonio Winner - Buckshot BBQ CC1 Jayde Henley BRISKET 89.33 Champion Brisket 2 Manning Valley Natural Smokers IV2 Grant Coleman BRISKET 88.67 2nd Place Brisket 3 Steve's Cooking Team B-438 Luke Albrecht BRISKET 88.67 3rd Place Brisket 4 Pitmaker - BBQ Addiction A-321 Victor Howard BRISKET 88.00 5 Over The Hill Gang C-1014 Ric Keirsh BRISKET 88.00 6 Jack Daniels Winner - Rocky Top BBQ CC3 Walt Moulton BRISKET 88.00 7 Confederated Cooks A-217 Carl Tragesser BRISKET 87.33 8 Majors B-437 Brian Mannion BRISKET 86.67 9 Roadkill BBQ Company C-1010 Andrew Heckman BRISKET 86.00 10 Fayette County Go Texan C-927 Jason Vasut BRISKET 86.00 11 Operation BBQ Relief A-421 Dewayne Daniel BRISKET 86.00 12 Damnifino Team B-450 John Sauter BRISKET 86.00 13 Pit Boss C-710 C. Berry Madden BRISKET 85.33 14 Bee County Go Texan C-731 Matias Serrata BRISKET 85.33 15 The Star of Texas Cooking Team A-205 Alex Gonzales BRISKET 85.33 16 Slow Cookers at Play C-1008 Chris Stutsman BRISKET 84.67 17 Just "N" Time Cookers B-235 Billy Jolly BRISKET 84.00 18 BBQ Austin Winner - Double Barrel Cookers CC5 Todd Nelson BRISKET 84.00 19 Karnes County Go Texan C-703 Corey Albert BRISKET 84.00 20 Texas State of Mind Cookers A-124 Charlie Cerda BRISKET 84.00 21 Rancho Cerveza B-140 Tommy Sulak BRISKET 83.33 22 Tejas Barbacoa B-242 Justin Tankersley BRISKET 83.33 23 Cayenne Social Club B-231 Eddie Lopez BRISKET 82.67 2018 World's Championship Bar-B-Que Contest Results Rank Team Name Space Chief Cook Category Score Awards 24 Red's True Barbecue UK IV4 Clinton Britz BRISKET 82.67 25 Domino Effect C-831 Eric Kennedy BRISKET 82.00 26 Waste Management Green Haul B-435 David Welch BRISKET 82.00 27 Jack Daniel's Barrelhouse Cookers A-311 Wally Wostal BRISKET 82.00 28 Bulldog Mountain Cookin' Crew A-508 Mike Wells Jr. BRISKET 82.00 29 Washington County Go Texan C-823 Justin Margist BRISKET 82.00 30 Roughriders BBQ A-306 Adam Zornes BRISKET 82.00 31 Brush Country Cookers B-245 Bryon Morgan BRISKET 81.33 32 Jasper County Go Texan C-919 Gene Moss BRISKET 81.33 33 Asleep at the Grill D-834 Keith Fite BRISKET 81.33 34 Letsos Pan-Handlers A-206 Joe Castillo BRISKET 80.67 35 Good Time Cookers C-1030 Mike Schuster BRISKET 80.67 36 HLSR Winner - Iowa's Smokey D's BBQ CC4 Darren Warth BRISKET 80.67 37 BBQ Commanders C-613 Ronnie Killen BRISKET 80.67 38 Refugio County Go Texan C-1022 Andrew Tatton BRISKET 80.67 39 Buns-n-Roses Cook Team C-611 Jamie Geer BRISKET 80.00 40 Chile Bravo Cookers A-112 Andy Benavides BRISKET 80.00 41 Gulfstream D-750 Jeff Patterson BRISKET 79.33 42 Noisy Boys Cooking Team A-216 Tim Goggans BRISKET 78.67 43 Circle D-A Cookers A-404 Jeff Kaspiak BRISKET 78.67 44 Last Call D-842 Michael Gray Jr BRISKET 78.67 45 Beefpokers Bar-B-Q Team C-816 Kevin Morosin BRISKET 78.67 46 Gonzales County Go Texan C-907 Joe Kotwig BRISKET 78.00 2018 World's Championship Bar-B-Que Contest Results Rank Team Name Space Chief Cook Category Score Awards 47 Deadwood Cookers A-207 Andy Thomas BRISKET 78.00 48 Pits & Ashes C-812 Jon Pileggi BRISKET 78.00 49 Metro Go Texan 2 / Cypress Boys C-603 Philip Zdunkawicz BRISKET 78.00 50 Orange County Go Texan C-716 Corey Nelson BRISKET 78.00 51 Energy in Motion C-629 Eric Wachel BRISKET 78.00 52 Bell County Go Texan C-817 Edwin Pechal BRISKET 77.33 53 Bottomless Pit Cooking Team A-118 Rick Dixon BRISKET 77.33 54 Throw Down Cookers A-403 Russell Coats BRISKET 77.33 55 Posey's Posse D-641 Marshall Bennett BRISKET 77.33 56 BBQ Shogun IV5 Tamio Shimojo BRISKET 77.33 57 Texas BBQ Rub Cooking Team C-914 Bill Cannon BRISKET 76.67 58 Hill County Go Texan C-824 Danny Christian BRISKET 76.67 59 Tyler County Go Texan C-925 Joel Jeffcoat BRISKET 76.67 60 Brisket Cases A-200 Bobby Riggs BRISKET 76.67 61 American Royal Winner - Porky Butts BBQ CC2 Blane Hunter BRISKET 76.67 62 San Jacinto County Go Texan C-728 David Gustafson BRISKET 76.00 63 Ram's Club B-328 Tim Pregler BRISKET 76.00 64 Texas Social Club B-542 Bill Felder BRISKET 76.00 65 Lee County Go Texan C-920 Shane Hoffman BRISKET 76.00 66 TAM Squad A-322 Garrett Blaylock BRISKET 76.00 67 Holy Cow Cookers D-651 Randy Pauly BRISKET 75.33 68 Robertson County Go Texan C-827 Chris Haver BRISKET 75.33 69 Houston Pork Authority C-1028 Barry Brock BRISKET 75.33 2018 World's Championship Bar-B-Que Contest Results Rank Team Name Space Chief Cook Category Score Awards 70 Slacker Pit C-815 Rob Raymond BRISKET 75.33 71 Jefferson County Go Texan C-916 Butch Taylor BRISKET 75.33 72 Kookers Gone Wild B-139 Danny Sohn BRISKET 75.33 73 Brew Crew Cookers B-338 Tommy Martin BRISKET 75.33 74 GH's Outlaws A-320 Tracy Chamberlain BRISKET 74.67 75 Texas Lonestar Cookers C-809 Brian Rodriquez BRISKET 74.67 76 Matagorda County Go Texan C-906 Mark Martinez BRISKET 74.67 77 Limestone County Go Texan C-822 Sonny Yelverton BRISKET 74.67 78 Martinique Cookers B-336 Jack Barrett BRISKET 74.67 79 Burleson County Go Texan C-921 Charlie Eubanks BRISKET 74.67 80 Goliad County Go Texan C-625 Shawn Hoff BRISKET 74.00 81 Longhorn Cookers & Social Club D-734 Jerry Vick BRISKET 74.00 82 Saltmine Express A-407 Kenny Hatfield BRISKET 74.00 83 San Augustine County Go Texan C-720 Robert Harris BRISKET 74.00 84 Nacogdoches County Go Texan C-805 Heath Peterson BRISKET 73.33 85 Cowboy Yacht Club C-715 Reid Johnson BRISKET 73.33 86 3S Cookers B-340 Joe Merka BRISKET 73.33 87 The Tumble Inn D-841 Mike Braly BRISKET 73.33 88 Moonlight Cookers A-220 Don Wright BRISKET 73.33 89 Club No Minors Cooking Team A-409 Bryant Reckling BRISKET 73.33 90 Always Able But Confused Cookers C-931 Robert Davis BRISKET 73.33 91 All Jacked Up C-825 Sam Blackwell BRISKET 73.33 92 Jackson County Go Texan C-1020 Eric Filkins BRISKET 73.33 2018 World's Championship Bar-B-Que Contest Results Rank Team Name Space Chief Cook Category Score Awards 93 Guzzlin' Gourmets A-410 Larry Bittner BRISKET 73.33 94 100.3 The Bull A-104 Robert Smith BRISKET 72.67 95 Beefmasters Cooking Team D-836 Ryan Graham BRISKET 72.67 96 Comcast Business B-346 Brian Thompson BRISKET 72.00 97 Bad Girls Gone Wild B-454 Brad Tinder BRISKET 72.00 98 Milam County Go Texan C-826 Brian Fisher BRISKET 72.00 99 Grimes County Go Texan C-821 Michael Kimich BRISKET 71.33 100 My Meat Wagon IV3 Donal Cahill BRISKET 71.33 101 Fire in the Hole Cookers C-730 Chris Williams BRISKET 71.33 102 Inlaws Outlaws B-436 Cary Dyer BRISKET 71.33 103 Metro Go Texan 1 / First Class BBQ C-601 Todd Wotring BRISKET 71.33 104 McLennan County Go Texan C-830 Tim Anderson BRISKET 71.33 105 Blowin' Smoke A-108 Adolph Cruz BRISKET 71.33 106 Miller Lite A-426 Jay Hernandez BRISKET 71.33 107 Frontier Kookers A-309 Juan Mendoza BRISKET 70.67 108 Cox Media Group Icehouse A-422 Vincent Olson BRISKET 70.67 109 S&S Club, Inc. D-735 Grant Pinkerton BRISKET 70.67 110 San Patricio County Go Texan C-926 Wally Villarreal BRISKET 70.67 111 Trinity County Go Texan C-726 Bob Dockens BRISKET 70.67 112 Good Wood Kookers A-208 Carlos Cabral BRISKET 70.00 113 PBR Cookers C-1036 Jim Edwards BRISKET 70.00 114 Magna Flow Environmental B-532 Wade King BRISKET 70.00 115 Road Crew Cookers B-230 Glenn Hammock BRISKET 70.00 2018 World's Championship Bar-B-Que Contest Results Rank Team Name Space Chief Cook Category Score Awards 116 Belly Up Rod & Gun Club A-218 Ted Skinner BRISKET 69.33 117 Brazos County Go Texan C-924 Willie Bedford BRISKET 69.33 118 Dewitt County Go Texan C-912 Lloyd Copeland BRISKET 69.33 119 More or Less Cookers D-838 Jim Follett BRISKET 69.33 120 Ritch's Raiders B-448 Randy Rich BRISKET 69.33 121 Metro Go Texan 4 / Cuzz & D Company Cookers C-607 Randy Dobbins BRISKET 68.67 122 Houston Rib Ticklers B-526 Jonathon Paulk BRISKET 68.67 123 Dusty Bones Cookers B-345 Bryan Mican BRISKET 68.67 124 Lock & Load A-310 Richard Mc Griff BRISKET 68.67 125 Walker County Go Texan C-729 David Shelton BRISKET 68.67 126 Bottoms Up Cookers C-733 John Reid BRISKET 68.67 127 Cooking for Causes D-646 Jamie Murphey BRISKET 68.67 128 Telstar Cookers C-935 Kevin Peters BRISKET 68.67 129 Smoking Hot Smartfires IV1 Saffron Hodgson BRISKET 68.00 130 Colorado County Go Texan C-905 Clay Ganey BRISKET 68.00 131 Darr Equipment Cookers C-1000 Anthony Dominik BRISKET 68.00 132 Saltwater Smokers A-420 Kirk Jankowski BRISKET 68.00 133 Clifton Chevy Cookers, LLC A-510 Cole Clifton BRISKET 68.00 134 Devil's River Mountain Men C-800 Ben Young BRISKET 68.00 135 L.P.O.A.
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