#1 New Holland '02	#9 American Royal '04	#18 Snowshoe '05	#27 Asbury Park '06
#2 Vermont '03	#11 JD World Championships '04	#19-20 American Royal '05	#28 Wildwood '06
#3 New Holland '03	#12 Salisbury MD '05	#21 JD World Championships '05	#29 Bel Air '06
#4 Lynchburg '03	#13 Westminster MD '05	#22 Rockingham '06	#30 New Holland '06
#5 Danville '04	#14 DC Barbecue Battle '05	#23 Salisbury '06	#31 Snowshoe '06
#6 Chesapeake '04	#15 Wildwood '05	#24 Danville '06	#32-33 American Royal '06
#7 Vermont '04	#16 Bel Air '05	#25 Tryon '06	#34 JD World Championships '06
#8 New Holland '04	#17 New Holland '05	#26 DC Barbecue Battle '06	#46 Salisbury '08

	#5 Pigs in the Park, Danville, Virginia - May 2004 15th place overall / 35 teams The town of Danville reminded us of Mayberry RFD. The entire town was storybook friendly, and the organizers of this event went far out of their way to make sure the teams had everything they needed. The weather was perfect, and the park was by far the nicest spot we have competed in. I think the challenge of competing for the first time this far South, and a problem with the quality of our ribs hurt us here, but we were pleased to end up, once again, in the top half of a tough lineup.
	Chicken 11th	Ribs 23rd	Pork 11th	Brisket 15th	Chef's Choice 5th

We loved Danville. We were disappointed with our results, and for the first time found ourselves with not one top ten call to the stage. But from every other perspective it was the perfect weekend. We were perched up on the hill overlooking the beautiful park, and underneath majestic (and I mean old) hickory trees. There were a bunch of big teams cooking here, and for the first time we found ourselves as far South as we have been. What a weekend. Great to get away from the city and live a true down-home weekend in the country.