New York City Winter 2018


Date
Jan 13, 2018
City
Flushing, New York, United States
Venue

St. James Episcopal Church

Address
8407 Broadway, Flushing, NY 11373
Contact

Organizer Contact

Organizers
Allison Li and Saransh Grover
WCA Delegate
Sam Schultz
Information

There is a 100 competitor limit. Your registration is not considered complete until you have registered and paid (via Stripe payment). We are not accepting any registrations or payments at the door.

Events
Main event
Competitors
91
Registration period

Online registration opened and closed .

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The base registration fee for this competition is $25 (United States Dollar).
Highlights
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Daniel Karnaukh won with an average of 8.49 seconds in the 3x3x3 Cube event. AJ Kamal finished second (8.97) and Eva Kato finished third (9.22).

Event Name Best Average Representing Solves
3x3x3 Cube Daniel Karnaukh 7.29 8.49 United States 7.29DNF8.197.689.59
4x4x4 Cube Jonah Crosby 25.95 28.87 United States 28.6735.3929.2428.7025.95
5x5x5 Cube Jonah Crosby 58.22 1:00.50 United States 1:09.4058.8458.221:03.5059.17
7x7x7 Cube Aryan Kejriwal 2:29.97 2:36.80 United States 2:45.272:35.152:29.97
3x3x3 One-Handed Justin Mallari 11.54 13.00 United States 11.6511.5413.0914.2515.64
Megaminx AJ Kamal 51.89 56.70 United States 1:08.0352.9251.891:00.8356.36
Pyraminx Livia Kleiner 2.38 3.19 United States 2.953.513.105.762.38
Event Round Format Time limit Cutoff Proceed
3x3x3 Cube First round Ao5 10:00.00 Top 40 advance to next round
Second round Ao5 10:00.00 Top 16 advance to next round
Final Ao5 10:00.00
4x4x4 Cube Final Bo2 / Ao5 2:10.00 2 attempts to get < 1:10.00
5x5x5 Cube Final Bo2 / Ao5 3:00.00 2 attempts to get < 2:00.00
7x7x7 Cube Final Bo1 / Mo3 7:30.00 1 attempt to get < 5:30.00
3x3x3 One-Handed Final Bo2 / Ao5 1:00.00 2 attempts to get < 40.00
Megaminx Final Bo2 / Ao5 3:00.00 2 attempts to get < 2:00.00
Pyraminx First round Ao5 1:00.00 Top 16 advance to next round
Final Ao5 10:00.00
Event Number of Rounds Cutoff/Time Limit
3x3 3 None/10:00
4x4 1 1:10/2:10
5x5 1 2:00/3:00
7x7 1 5:30/7:30
3x3 One-Handed 1 0:40/1:00
Pyraminx 2 None/1:00
Megaminx 1 2:00/3:00

Please note that numbers of rounds, cutoffs, and time limits are subject to change, however all changes will be announced. That being said, we intend to keep cutoffs and time limits as they are now.

Event Time
Pyraminx Round 1 9:00am-10:00am
3x3 Round 1 10:00am-11:30am
4x4 Combined Final 11:30am-12:30pm
Lunch 12:30pm - 1:00pm
5x5 Combined Final 1:00pm - 2:00pm
3x3 One-Handed Combined Final 2:00pm - 3:00pm
7x7 Combined Final 3:00pm - 4:00pm
3x3 Round 2 (Top 32 tentatively) 4:00pm - 4:45pm
Megaminx Combined Final 4:45pm - 5:45pm
Pyraminx (Top 16 tentatively) 5:45pm - 6:15pm
3x3 Final (Top 16 tentatively) 6:15pm - 6:45pm
Awards 6:45pm

Schedule is subject to change, however all changes will be announced.

UPDATE: We have emailed all competitors who did not get off the waitlist in time and refunded their payment. If you don't see your name on the competitor list at this point, you will not compete at NYC Winter 2018. Please stay tuned to the WCA website for more tri-state area competition announcements.

The registration fee for this competition is $25.00. The WCA Stripe payment system is being used for this competition. You will be prompted to pay following registration. You are not considered registered until you pay via Stripe.

If you paid but don't see your name on the registration list within 48 hours of payment (assuming 100 competitors aren't on the competitor list already), please email the organizers. Despite the use of the Stripe payment system, organizers still have to manually move competitors to the approved competitor list following payment.

You must register and pay online to compete. No at-the-door registrations or payments will be accepted under any circumstances. We realize this may not be ideal for some people, but this allows us to have an exact count of people attending and lets us use staff resources more effectively the day of the competition. Spectators may attend for free.

YOU MUST REGISTER AND PAY ONLINE BEFORE THE 100 COMPETITOR LIMIT IS REACHED IF YOU WISH TO COMPETE. WE CANNOT GIVE ANY EXCEPTIONS TO THIS.

REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN UP TO 1/6/18. EMAIL THE ORGANIZERS TO REQUEST A REFUND WITHIN THAT PERIOD.

WAITLIST INFORMATION:

WE WILL BE KEEPING A WAITLIST FOR THIS COMPETITION. ONCE THE 100TH COMPETITOR HAS PAID, WE WILL NOT CLOSE REGISTRATION UNTIL WE HAVE A WAITLIST OF 25 COMPETITORS (NOT INCLUDING THE 100 WHO WILL BE/ARE LISTED ON THE COMPETITORS TAB). TO SECURE A PLACE ON THE WAITLIST ONCE 100 COMPETITORS HAVE PAID, SIMPLY PAY THE REGISTRATION FEE. IF A COMPETITOR EMAILS US TO DROP OUT, YOU WILL BE NOTIFIED IF YOU ARE THE NEXT COMPETITOR ON THE WAITLIST. IF YOU SEE THAT YOU CANNOT PAY TO BE ON THE WAITLIST (REGISTRATION WILL HAVE CLOSED), IT MEANS WE HAVE REACHED THE WAITLIST THRESHOLD (25) AND HAVE THEREFORE CLOSED REGISTRATION.

IF YOU ARE EMAILED NOTIFYING YOU THAT YOU CAN COMPETE, YOU HAVE 48 HOURS TO RESPOND CONFIRMING YOUR ATTENDANCE BEFORE YOUR REGISTRATION WILL BE REFUNDED AND WE MOVE ON TO THE NEXT COMPETITOR. THEREFORE, IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT YOU CHECK YOUR EMAILS FREQUENTLY IF YOU ARE ON THE WAITLIST.

ONCE THE DEADLINE TO REQUEST A REFUND HAS PASSED, ALL REMAINING COMPETITORS ON THE WAITLIST WILL BE EMAILED LETTING THEM KNOW THEY DID NOT GET OFF THE WAITLIST AND WILL BE REFUNDED.

For those of you new to cubing, WELCOME!

We wanted to let you know this event is perfectly fine for cubers of any age and experience. We just ask you know a couple things before coming to compete...

First, please be familiar with the WCA Regulations, found here:
https://www.worldcubeassociation.org/regulations/

Of course, those regulations contain a lot of legalese, so we have a video made specifically for new cubers, just to show them the basics of competing. This video will explain most of what any cuber competing for the first time will need to know.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dPL3eV-A0ww&t=2s

If you are stoked to compete and ready to sign up, head over to the registration tab, click register, and fill out the information it asks for. This will help you get set up the WCA's system and one step closer to your first official solve!

Competitions rely on volunteer help in order to stay on schedule and maintain planned cutoffs/time limits/events. Therefore, it is imperative that all competitors help out by running, judging, or scrambling when their competitor group is not up. We will need help throughout the day, so please volunteer as much as possible so we can stay on schedule. Thanks :)

Q&A:

Q: Do I use my own cube to compete?

A: YES! You are responsible for your own hardware in order to compete, however, we will have a vendor at this competition, from which you can buy puzzles if your current ones have seen better days.

Q: What is the normal age of competitors at these events?

A: All ages are welcome, but in general competitors are between 10 and 20 years old. Don't let this stop you though, everyone can and should cube!

Q: What is the competition like?

A: At the competition there will be a competing area, which will occupy one side of the competition hall, where you will see lots of timers flickering with contestants new personal bests, and a vendor, where you can purchase all you cubing related needs. Most competitions have a break for lunch, and the competing is split up into groups, so as to better organize who competes when. (Check the Groups tab and listen at the competition for more info on this.)

Q: How do I find results?

A: All results are posted on the WCA page a couple of days after the competition finishes. However, for the day of competing, go to cubecomps.com to find information about current events. This is also where you will find information about 2nd and 3rd rounds of events.

Q: Why am I not on the registration list yet?

A: Make sure you pay you entrance fee in order to be automatically placed on the registered list, which will also guarantee you a spot in the competition. If payment may be any issue, or you are not sure if you can attend, use the contact button to talk to us, and see if we can work out another payment strategy, or have you pay on arrival at the compeition. No matter what you situation may be however, please register online. It is much easier for us to have you register now and pay later, then to have to input information at another time.

Q: Are there age divisions?

A: Nope! All cometitors compete in the same age group.

PLEASE READ, THIS IS IMPORTANT:

As was the case at New York City Winter 2017, we will be using a Telegram channel to make group announcements at this competition.

IT IS VERY DIFFICULT TO HEAR VERBAL ANNOUNCEMENTS AT THIS VENUE, AND WE URGE YOU TO DOWNLOAD THE (FREE) APP AND JOIN THE CHANNEL (LINKED BELOW) WHERE WE PLAN TO MAKE ALL GROUP ANNOUNCEMENTS.

You will find a link to join the channel below, so please join in order to know when you will compete. We will still make verbal announcements, however this venue has notoriously poor accoustics, and there is little we can do to combat that other than offer this form of non-verbal announcements to compliment our verbal ones.

https://t.me/NYCWinter2018

PLEASE KNOW YOUR GROUPS. WE WILL NOT BE CALLING INDIVIDUAL NAMES OR ALPHABETICAL NAME COLLECTIONS. WE WILL ONLY BE CALLING GROUP NUMBERS. THE LETTER WILL REFER TO THE DROPOFF TABLE ON WHICH YOU WILL FIND YOUR SCORECARD FOR MOST EVENTS.

Name Groups
Adam Vetser 3x3 Speedsolve Group 2A, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 2A, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 2A, 3x3 One-handed Group 2A, Pyraminx Group 2A
Aden Malone 3x3 Speedsolve Group 3A, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 3A, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 1A, 7x7 Speedsolve Group 1A, 3x3 One-handed Group 3A, Megaminx Group 2A, Pyraminx Group 3A
AJ Kamal 3x3 Speedsolve Group 1A, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 1A, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 1A, 7x7 Speedsolve Group 1A, 3x3 One-handed Group 1A, Megaminx Group 1A, Pyraminx Group 1A
Alexei Sinyavin 3x3 Speedsolve Group 4A, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 1A, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 2A, 3x3 One-handed Group 1A, Megaminx Group 1A, Pyraminx Group 1A
Allison Li 3x3 Speedsolve Group 1A, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 2A, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 1A, Megaminx Group 2A
Andrew Guardiola 3x3 Speedsolve Group 2A, Megaminx Group 1A, Pyraminx Group 2A
Andrew Perlak 3x3 Speedsolve Group 3A, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 3A, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 2A, 7x7 Speedsolve Group 1A, 3x3 One-handed Group 2A, Megaminx Group 2A, Pyraminx Group 3A
Andy Mrose 3x3 Speedsolve Group 4A, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 1A, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 1A, 7x7 Speedsolve Group 1A, 3x3 One-handed Group 3A, Megaminx Group 1A, Pyraminx Group 1A
Anna Leidner 3x3 Speedsolve Group 1A, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 2A, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 2A, 7x7 Speedsolve Group 1A, 3x3 One-handed Group 1A, Megaminx Group 2A, Pyraminx Group 2A
Anton Smolyanyy 3x3 Speedsolve Group 2A
Aryan Kejriwal 3x3 Speedsolve Group 3A, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 3A, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 1A, 7x7 Speedsolve Group 1A, 3x3 One-handed Group 2A, Megaminx Group 1A
Austin Max Lambert 3x3 Speedsolve Group 4A, Pyraminx Group 3A
Billy Burier 3x3 Speedsolve Group 1A, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 1A, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 2A, 7x7 Speedsolve Group 1A, 3x3 One-handed Group 3A, Megaminx Group 2A
Bob Burton 3x3 Speedsolve Group 2A, 3x3 One-handed Group 1A, Pyraminx Group 1A
Brandon Delacruz 3x3 Speedsolve Group 3A, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 2A, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 1A, 7x7 Speedsolve Group 1A, 3x3 One-handed Group 2A
Charles J. Lee 3x3 Speedsolve Group 4A, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 3A, 3x3 One-handed Group 3A, Pyraminx Group 2A
Charmaine Escudero 3x3 Speedsolve Group 1A, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 1A, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 2A
Christopher Chi 3x3 Speedsolve Group 2A, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 2A, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 1A, 7x7 Speedsolve Group 1A, 3x3 One-handed Group 1A, Megaminx Group 1A, Pyraminx Group 3A
Christopher Kim 3x3 Speedsolve Group 3A, 3x3 One-handed Group 2A, Megaminx Group 2A, Pyraminx Group 1A
Christopher Memoli 3x3 Speedsolve Group 4A, Pyraminx Group 2A
Damian Bias 3x3 Speedsolve Group 1A, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 3A, 3x3 One-handed Group 3A, Pyraminx Group 3A
Dana Yi 3x3 Speedsolve Group 2A, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 1A, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 2A, 7x7 Speedsolve Group 1A, 3x3 One-handed Group 1A, Megaminx Group 1A, Pyraminx Group 1A
Daniel Goldstein 3x3 Speedsolve Group 3A, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 2A, Pyraminx Group 2A
Daniel Gutierrez 3x3 Speedsolve Group 4A, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 3A, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 1A, 3x3 One-handed Group 2A, Megaminx Group 2A, Pyraminx Group 3A
Daniel Karnaukh 3x3 Speedsolve Group 1A, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 1A, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 2A, 7x7 Speedsolve Group 1A, 3x3 One-handed Group 3A, Megaminx Group 1A, Pyraminx Group 1A
David Ang 3x3 Speedsolve Group 2A, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 2A, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 1A, 3x3 One-handed Group 1A, Pyraminx Group 2A
David Suit 3x3 Speedsolve Group 3A, Pyraminx Group 3A
Demetrios Zirogiannis 3x3 Speedsolve Group 4A, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 3A, 3x3 One-handed Group 2A, Pyraminx Group 1A
Dylan Chan 3x3 Speedsolve Group 1A, Pyraminx Group 2A
Edward Xing 3x3 Speedsolve Group 2A, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 1A, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 2A, 3x3 One-handed Group 3A, Megaminx Group 2A, Pyraminx Group 3A
Ernie Pulchny 3x3 Speedsolve Group 3A, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 2A, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 1A, 7x7 Speedsolve Group 1A, 3x3 One-handed Group 1A, Megaminx Group 1A, Pyraminx Group 1A
Ethan Joo 3x3 Speedsolve Group 4A, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 3A
Eva Kato 3x3 Speedsolve Group 1A, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 1A, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 2A, 7x7 Speedsolve Group 1A, 3x3 One-handed Group 2A, Megaminx Group 2A, Pyraminx Group 2A
Felix Bouchard 3x3 Speedsolve Group 2A, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 2A, 3x3 One-handed Group 3A, Megaminx Group 1A, Pyraminx Group 3A
Frank Zhou 3x3 Speedsolve Group 3A, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 1A, 7x7 Speedsolve Group 1A, 3x3 One-handed Group 1A
Glen Warner 3x3 Speedsolve Group 4A, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 3A, 3x3 One-handed Group 2A, Megaminx Group 2A, Pyraminx Group 1A
Grant Knight 3x3 Speedsolve Group 1A, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 1A, 3x3 One-handed Group 3A, Pyraminx Group 2A
Gus Lipkin 3x3 Speedsolve Group 2A, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 2A, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 2A, 7x7 Speedsolve Group 1A, 3x3 One-handed Group 1A, Megaminx Group 1A, Pyraminx Group 3A
Ishaan Lal 3x3 Speedsolve Group 3A, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 3A, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 1A, 7x7 Speedsolve Group 1A, 3x3 One-handed Group 2A, Megaminx Group 2A, Pyraminx Group 1A
Jack Galhardo Scott-Thomas 3x3 Speedsolve Group 4A, Megaminx Group 1B, Pyraminx Group 2A
Jackey Zheng 3x3 Speedsolve Group 1A, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 1A, 3x3 One-handed Group 3A, Megaminx Group 2B, Pyraminx Group 3A
Jackson Curran Pyraminx Group 1A
James Karras 3x3 Speedsolve Group 2A, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 2A, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 2B, 3x3 One-handed Group 1A, Megaminx Group 1B, Pyraminx Group 2A
Jayden Rivas 3x3 Speedsolve Group 3A, Pyraminx Group 3A
Jihu Mun 3x3 Speedsolve Group 4A, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 3A, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 1B, 7x7 Speedsolve Group 1A, 3x3 One-handed Group 2A, Megaminx Group 2B, Pyraminx Group 1A
Jonah Crosby 3x3 Speedsolve Group 1A, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 1A, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 2B, 7x7 Speedsolve Group 1B, 3x3 One-handed Group 3A
Julianna Murray 3x3 Speedsolve Group 2A, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 2B, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 1B, 3x3 One-handed Group 1A
Junnan Shimizu 3x3 Speedsolve Group 3A, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 3B, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 2B, 7x7 Speedsolve Group 1B, 3x3 One-handed Group 2A, Megaminx Group 1B, Pyraminx Group 2A
Justin Mallari 3x3 Speedsolve Group 4A, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 1B, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 1B, 7x7 Speedsolve Group 1B, 3x3 One-handed Group 3A, Megaminx Group 2B, Pyraminx Group 3A
Kevin Wilson 3x3 Speedsolve Group 1A, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 2B, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 2B, 7x7 Speedsolve Group 1B, 3x3 One-handed Group 1B, Megaminx Group 1B, Pyraminx Group 1B
Krishay Ramesh 3x3 Speedsolve Group 2B
Kyle Olsen 3x3 Speedsolve Group 3B, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 3B, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 1B, 7x7 Speedsolve Group 1B, 3x3 One-handed Group 2B, Megaminx Group 2B, Pyraminx Group 2B
Kymberlyn Calderon 3x3 Speedsolve Group 4B, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 1B, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 2B, 7x7 Speedsolve Group 1B, 3x3 One-handed Group 3B, Megaminx Group 1B, Pyraminx Group 3B
Lauren Phung 3x3 Speedsolve Group 1B, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 2B, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 1B, 3x3 One-handed Group 1B, Pyraminx Group 1B
Leah Shefferman 3x3 Speedsolve Group 2B, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 3B, 3x3 One-handed Group 2B, Megaminx Group 2B, Pyraminx Group 2B
Lex Edwards 3x3 Speedsolve Group 3B, 3x3 One-handed Group 3B, Pyraminx Group 3B
Livia Kleiner 3x3 Speedsolve Group 4B, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 1B, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 2B, 7x7 Speedsolve Group 1B, 3x3 One-handed Group 1B, Megaminx Group 1B, Pyraminx Group 1B
Luigi Soriano 3x3 Speedsolve Group 1B, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 2B, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 1B, 7x7 Speedsolve Group 1B, 3x3 One-handed Group 2B, Megaminx Group 2B, Pyraminx Group 2B
Luke Maher 3x3 Speedsolve Group 2B, Pyraminx Group 3B
Madeline Greenhill 3x3 Speedsolve Group 3B, Pyraminx Group 1B
Mael Quentin 3x3 Speedsolve Group 4B, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 3B, Pyraminx Group 2B
Maggie Gaffney 3x3 Speedsolve Group 1B
Mark Guliaiev 3x3 Speedsolve Group 2B, 3x3 One-handed Group 3B, Pyraminx Group 3B
Mateo Carrillo 3x3 Speedsolve Group 3B, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 1B, Pyraminx Group 1B
Matthew Baldwin 3x3 Speedsolve Group 4B, 3x3 One-handed Group 1B, Pyraminx Group 2B
Max Chan 3x3 Speedsolve Group 1B, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 2B, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 2B, 3x3 One-handed Group 2B, Pyraminx Group 3B
Michael Asuzano 3x3 Speedsolve Group 2B, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 3B, 3x3 One-handed Group 3B, Megaminx Group 1B, Pyraminx Group 1B
Milan Quentin 3x3 Speedsolve Group 3B, Pyraminx Group 2B
Min Yeong Choi 3x3 Speedsolve Group 4B, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 1B, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 1B, 7x7 Speedsolve Group 1B, 3x3 One-handed Group 1B, Megaminx Group 2B, Pyraminx Group 3B
Nahckjoon Kim 3x3 Speedsolve Group 1B, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 2B, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 2B, 3x3 One-handed Group 2B, Pyraminx Group 1B
Nathan Peck 3x3 Speedsolve Group 2B, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 3B, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 1B, 7x7 Speedsolve Group 1B, 3x3 One-handed Group 3B, Megaminx Group 1B, Pyraminx Group 2B
Neel Mathur 3x3 Speedsolve Group 3B, Pyraminx Group 3B
Patrick Farrell 3x3 Speedsolve Group 4B, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 1B, 3x3 One-handed Group 1B, Megaminx Group 2B, Pyraminx Group 1B
Patrick O'Driscoll 3x3 Speedsolve Group 1B, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 2B, 3x3 One-handed Group 2B, Megaminx Group 1B, Pyraminx Group 2B
Peter Pizza 3x3 Speedsolve Group 2B, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 3B, 3x3 One-handed Group 3B, Pyraminx Group 3B
Phil Thomas 3x3 Speedsolve Group 3B, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 1B, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 2B, 7x7 Speedsolve Group 1B, 3x3 One-handed Group 1B
Pierce Evans 3x3 Speedsolve Group 4B, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 2B, 3x3 One-handed Group 2B, Megaminx Group 2B, Pyraminx Group 1B
Reeve Collins 3x3 Speedsolve Group 1B
Renato Maritato 3x3 Speedsolve Group 2B, 3x3 One-handed Group 3B
Riley Callis 3x3 Speedsolve Group 3B, 3x3 One-handed Group 1B, Pyraminx Group 2B
Rohan Acharya 3x3 Speedsolve Group 4B, 3x3 One-handed Group 2B, Pyraminx Group 3B
Roy Lee 3x3 Speedsolve Group 1B, Megaminx Group 1B
Ryan Chang 3x3 Speedsolve Group 2B, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 3B, 3x3 One-handed Group 3B, Pyraminx Group 1B
Ryan Mulligan 3x3 Speedsolve Group 3B, 3x3 One-handed Group 1B, Pyraminx Group 2B
Sadiq Ahmed 3x3 Speedsolve Group 4B, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 1B, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 1B, 7x7 Speedsolve Group 1B, 3x3 One-handed Group 2B
Sam Schultz 3x3 Speedsolve Group 1B, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 2B, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 2B, 7x7 Speedsolve Group 1B, 3x3 One-handed Group 3B, Megaminx Group 2B, Pyraminx Group 3B
Saransh Grover 3x3 Speedsolve Group 2B, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 3B, 3x3 One-handed Group 1B, Megaminx Group 1B, Pyraminx Group 1B
Seokjun Hong 3x3 Speedsolve Group 3B, 3x3 One-handed Group 2B
Stanley Nerkowski IV 3x3 Speedsolve Group 4B, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 1B, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 1B, 7x7 Speedsolve Group 1B, 3x3 One-handed Group 3B, Megaminx Group 2B, Pyraminx Group 2B
Stanley Yang 3x3 Speedsolve Group 1B, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 2B, 3x3 One-handed Group 1B, Pyraminx Group 3B
Steven Mattson 3x3 Speedsolve Group 2B, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 3B, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 2B, 3x3 One-handed Group 2B
Timothy Lin 3x3 Speedsolve Group 3B, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 1B, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 1B, 7x7 Speedsolve Group 1B
Tyler Kochy 3x3 Speedsolve Group 4B, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 2B, 3x3 One-handed Group 3B, Pyraminx Group 1B
Vincent Macri 3x3 Speedsolve Group 1B
Vinil Apelagunta 3x3 Speedsolve Group 2B
Yu Gu 3x3 Speedsolve Group 3B, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 3B, 3x3 One-handed Group 1B, Pyraminx Group 2B
Yuguang Lee 3x3 Speedsolve Group 4B, Pyraminx Group 3B
Zach Goldman 3x3 Speedsolve Group 1B, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 1B, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 2B, 7x7 Speedsolve Group 1B, 3x3 One-handed Group 2B, Pyraminx Group 1B
Zachary Baruch 3x3 Speedsolve Group 2B, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 2B, Pyraminx Group 2B
Zachary Zwerling 3x3 Speedsolve Group 3B, 4x4 Speedsolve Group 3B, 5x5 Speedsolve Group 1B, 7x7 Speedsolve Group 1B, 3x3 One-handed Group 3B, Pyraminx Group 3B

You can find live results via CubeComps here

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Please understand that entering live results takes up competition resources that could go to the actual running of the event. We will do our best to get results entered as fast as possible, however there may be delays. All results will be entered prior to later rounds.

Car:

We advise all competitors to consider using public transportation if possible, as parking in New York City can be difficult to find and expensive. That being said, if you wish to drive to the competition, consult Google Maps for directions via car.

Public Transportation Within NYC:

The closest New York City Subway station is Grand Avenue-Newtown, which is accessible by the R subway line on Saturdays.

The Q58 New York City Bus line also stops within walking distance of the venue at Broadway/Corona Avenue.

Please consult Google Maps for optimal subway/bus transfer routes.

Amtrak/Other Train/Intercity Bus/Airport Information:

Amtrak, MTA Long Island Railroad, and NJTransit have multiple lines that stop at New York Pennsylvania Station. From there, walk to 34th Street/Herald Square (one block east) and take an R train to the venue.

A plethora of bus lines stop at Port Authority Bus Terminal. Connections can be made there to the R subway line.

Grand Central Station can be accessed via MTA MetroNorth and MTA Long Island Railroad lines. From there, take an uptown 4, 5, or 6 train to 59th Street/Lexington Avenue, where you can transfer to an R train to the venue.

JFK International Airport, Newark Liberty International Airport, and LaGuardia Airport are all accessible to the city via local transit. Please consult Google Maps or airport websites for more information.

CubeDepotUSA is the sponsor for New York City Winter 2018. They will be vending and providing prizes for winners.

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Please feel free to connect to this competition via our Facebook event. Joining the Facebook event does NOT mean you are registered for this competition. Please see the "Registration and Payment" tab for information about registration.

Time limit

If you reach the time limit during your solve, the judge will stop you and your result will be DNF (see Regulation A1a4).

Cutoff

The result to beat to proceed to the second phase of a cutoff round (see Regulation 9g).

Format

The format describes how to determine the ranking of competitors based on their results. The list of allowed formats per event is described in Regulation 9b. See Regulation 9f for a description of each format.

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