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Williams and Son's Bar B Que

Williams and Son's Bar B Que is a competition barbecue team with 2 Kansas City Barbeque Society (KCBS) contests on record between 2019 and 2020. They have won 1 Grand Championship, at the Plant City Pig Jam (2019). Also listed in KCBS results as “Williams and Sons Bar B Que”.

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At a glance (the record in numbers)

Rating

1530
Unranked — needs 5 rated contests, has 2

Contests

2
in the data

First seen

Nov 22, 2019
latest Jan 24, 2020

Grand champs

1
0 reserve

Category wins

1
2 podiums

Overall top-10s

2
of 2 contests

Best top-10 run

2
straight overall top-10s, still running

Avg finish

top 6%
overall standings

Best overall

674.8000 / 720
Backyard · Plant City Pig Jam

Walk rate

100%
contests with a top-10 call

Best single call

172

Strongest meat

Chicken
avg 169.42 · weakest Pork Ribs (165.69)

Road miles

5
across 2 mapped stops

Purse competed for

$42K
listed at 2 contests — purses, not winnings

State championships

1 🏅
won from 2 state-championship entries

Backyard (4-meat) avg

670.25 / 720
2 Backyard (4-meat) contests · 1 GC

This team cooks the Backyard series — its own boards, records and Team of the Year are here.

Storylines (4 found in their record)

Each card leads with the number behind the story, straight from their results.

Giant slayer

39 teams beaten in one weekend

Took the Grand Championship over a 39-team field at Plant City Pig Jam.

  • Nov 22, 2019

High-water mark

674.8000 career-best overall

93.7% of a perfect 720

Their best day on record: 674.8000 at Plant City Pig Jam — 93.7% of a perfect 720.

  • Backyard
  • Nov 22, 2019

State champions

1 state championship won

They've taken 1 state championship from 2 entries at contests carrying the title.

  • 2 state-championship entries

Announced themselves early

1st at their very first contest

Finished 1 of 39 at their very first tracked contest, Plant City Pig Jam (Nov 22, 2019).

  • Nov 22, 2019
  • 39-team field

By meat

CategoryEntriesCallsWinsPodiumsBestWorstAverageAvg finish
Chicken 2 1 1 1 172 166.8344 169.42 top 15%
Pork Ribs 2 1 0 0 166.8344 164.5372 165.69 top 25%
Pork 2 1 0 0 169.1200 165.7372 167.43 top 20%
Brisket 2 2 0 1 169.1428 166.2972 167.72 top 10%

“Calls” = top-10 category finishes (getting called to the stage). Scores here are the final weighted totals KCBS publishes; per-criterion appearance/taste/tenderness marks aren’t in the public results feed.

More numbers

First title Nov 22, 2019 Plant City Pig Jam
Opponents faced 143 finished ahead 156 times, behind 8

Milestones (the firsts, the round numbers and the personal bests)

20201 milestone
  1. Most recent contest Lakeland Pig Festival
201911 milestones
  1. First tracked contest Plant City Pig Jam
  2. First call Plant City Pig Jam
  3. First category win (Chicken) Plant City Pig Jam
  4. First overall top-10 Plant City Pig Jam
  5. First overall podium Plant City Pig Jam
  6. First Grand Championship Plant City Pig Jam
  7. First state championship Plant City Pig Jam
  8. First overall past 90% of a perfect score674.8000 Plant City Pig Jam
  9. Biggest field won (39 teams) Plant City Pig Jam
  10. Career-best overall score674.8000 Plant City Pig Jam
  11. Career-best single call (Chicken)172 Plant City Pig Jam

Contest history (click a row for the event, a column to sort)

DateEventOverallChickenRibsPorkBrisket
Jan 24, 2020 Lakeland Pig Festival 🏅 Lakeland, FL 5 / 53 (665.7032) 15 (166.8344) 13 (166.8344) 13 (165.7372) 7 (166.2972)
Nov 22, 2019 Plant City Pig Jam 🏅 Plant City, FL 1 / 39 (674.8000) 1 (172) 10 (164.5372) 6 (169.1200) 3 (169.1428)

Career map (orange GC · green top-10 · grey the rest — tap a pin)

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