The phrase "a competition day" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific day designated for a competition or event where participants compete against each other.
Example: "The team has been preparing for a long time, and they are excited for the competition day next Saturday."
Alternatives: "a contest day" or "a tournament day".
If this was a competition, Day of the Dead would be the winner.
The Junior Guards have been training for the competition through the program and with a competition day every Thursday, said Jennifer Schulz, the Newport Beach Fire Department spokeswoman.
Weight control is necessary for elite athletes, especially for those who are required to weigh-in within a given category on a competition day.
Lusk, from Temecula, Calif., was attempting a move known as a Hart Attack backflip during a competition Saturday.
Then he will be one of three judges in a competition Monday to decide who will lead the singing of "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" on Tuesday night.
The New York local rating of a 10.6 beat all competition Sunday night.
Those three areas were a deadly competition Thursday, in a 5-0 silver division 'C' pool-play win over Newport Heights Elementary in Daily Pilot Cup action at Costa Mesa High.
The Huntington Beach Pop Warner Football Junior Pee Wee Green Chargers cheerleading team earned second place at a regional competition Sunday at the Long Beach Arena and with it, an upcoming trip to a Nationals competition Dec. 9 at Walt Disney World ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex in Orlando, Fla.
Jason Miller '99 demonstrates his strength and grace in his routine on the parallel bars at a gymnastics competition Wednesday in Rockwell Cage.
Peter Barclay of Woodbridge, Va., a retired Army lieutenant colonel, died after he was impaled with his lance in a timed competition Saturday in Williamstown, Ky.
Miss MusInk hopefuls participated in a preliminary competition Thursday at Johnny's Saloon in Huntington Beach.
