Date-Clash Checker
Teams can only be in one place on a Saturday. Pick the weekend you are thinking about and where you are, and this shows every sanctioned contest within range that would be competing for the same field — how hard each one pulls, and which weekends either side are quieter.
Type a contest town, a state, or a ZIP — or leave it empty to see the whole country. 600 contest towns autocomplete in the box.
The busiest weekend in range Saturday, September 19, 2026 · within 300 miles of Riverside, CA (29 contests on record there)
2026-09-18 is not a Saturday. Contests are Saturday events, so this is answered for the weekend it falls in — use 2026-09-19 instead.
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The weekends around yours
The number is how many contests are within range of that Saturday; the bar is their competing pull, so three contests a long drive away can stand shorter than one next door — click a weekend to check it instead.
- 0 Aug 8
- 0 Aug 15
- 0 Aug 22
- 0 Aug 29
- 0 Sep 5
- 0 Sep 12
- 1 Sep 19
- 0 Sep 26
- 0 Oct 3
- 0 Oct 10
- 0 Oct 17
- 0 Oct 24
- 0 Oct 31
The weekend of Aug 8 is the quietest in range: 0 contests, pull 0 against your 31.
Contests within ±2 weeks
| Date | Contest | Where | Distance | vs. your date | Field | Pull |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 18, 2026 Your weekend |
22nd Annual Burnt Offerings BBQ Contest State championship | Riverside, CA | 2 mi | Same day | 31 | 31 |
Pull is a rough estimate of how much of your potential field a contest takes: its field size, halved for roughly every 150 miles a team would have to drive past your gate to get there. It is a comparison aid, not a forecast. Field is the published team count where there is one, and otherwise the average of that contest’s own past editions.
Only contests already sanctioned and listed at kcbs.us can show up here, so a quiet weekend on this page is not a guarantee — the next organiser to sanction one might be looking at the same square on the calendar. Nothing you type into this page is stored or sent anywhere: towns and ZIPs are matched against the contest listings themselves.