Sonya Thomas - National Buffalo Wing Festival Competition Wins

National Buffalo Wing Festival Competition Wins

Year of Contest Chicken wings Time
2003 134 12 Minutes
2004 161 12 Minutes
2007 173 12 Minutes
2008 165 12 Minutes
2009 169 12 Minutes
2010 181 12 Minutes
2011 183 12 Minutes

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