US Nationals 2016

Date: Jul 29 - 31, 2016
City: Portland, Oregon, United States
Venue: Columbia Conference Center
Address: 8439 NE Columbia Boulevard
Website: US Nationals 2016 website
Contact: Contact form
WCA Delegates: Kit Clement and Tim Reynolds

Information

US Nationals 2016 will have a competitor limit of 600 people. Competitors must register online by July 1 and pay online in order to reserve their spot in the competition.

US Nationals 2016 is open to competitors of all nationalities, and prizes will be given to the top competitors regardless of nationality. Only US Citizens will be eligible to win the title of US National Champion.

Events
Main event
Competitors: 534

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Lucas Etter won with an average of 7.54 seconds in the 3x3x3 Cube event. Bill Wang finished second (7.56) and Mats Valk finished third (7.81).

World records: Drew Brads‎ Pyraminx 2.14 (average); Juan Pablo Huanqui‎ Megaminx 35.50 (single) and Megaminx 40.94 (average).

Oceanian records: Jayden McNeill‎ 3x3x3 Blindfolded 36.89 (average).

North American records: Bill Wang‎ 4x4x4 Cube 27.91 (average); Kevin Hays‎ 5x5x5 Cube 49.85 (single), 7x7x7 Cube 2:25.87 (single), and 7x7x7 Cube 2:32.04 (average); Mark Boyanowski‎ 3x3x3 Multi-Blind 33/35 56:44 (single); Max Park‎ 4x4x4 Cube 29.06 (average).

3x3x3 Cube

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Lucas Etter	6.95	7.54	United States	7.26	6.95	7.25	8.11	10.25
2	Bill Wang	6.72	7.56	Canada	7.80	6.72	8.45	7.65	7.22
3	Mats Valk	6.72	7.81	Netherlands	8.13	9.77	7.42	7.89	6.72

2x2x2 Cube

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Lucas Etter	1.54	2.18	United States	2.90	1.96	1.54	DNF	1.69
2	Rami Sbahi	1.66	2.40	United States	1.99	3.17	2.50	2.71	1.66
3	Jayden McNeill	1.96	2.45	Australia	2.46	2.80	2.42	1.96	2.46

4x4x4 Cube

#	Name	Best	Average		Representing	Solves
1	Bill Wang	25.25	27.91	NAR	Canada	27.93	27.76	25.25	33.76	28.05
2	Max Park	26.75	30.30		United States	32.43	30.53	26.75	31.85	28.52
3	Mats Valk	25.34	31.36		Netherlands	25.34	32.29	39.23	31.18	30.61

5x5x5 Cube

#	Name	Best		Average		Representing	Solves
1	Kevin Hays	49.85	NAR	55.49		United States	49.85	59.04	1:15.75	52.32	55.12
2	Bill Wang	56.81		1:00.51	NR	Canada	1:00.68	1:01.91	56.81	58.94	1:02.82
3	Mats Valk	59.91		1:01.19		Netherlands	1:02.55	1:00.90	1:00.12	59.91	1:04.00

6x6x6 Cube

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Kevin Hays	1:37.04	1:49.80	United States	2:04.37	1:37.04	1:47.99
2	Max Park	1:56.38	2:02.18	United States	2:06.49	1:56.38	2:03.68
3	Kevin Costello III	2:02.44	2:10.07	United States	2:15.35	2:02.44	2:12.41

7x7x7 Cube

#	Name	Best		Average		Representing	Solves
1	Kevin Hays	2:25.87	NAR	2:32.04	NAR	United States	2:34.83	2:25.87	2:35.42
2	Max Park	3:01.49		3:06.39		United States	3:02.60	3:15.07	3:01.49
3	John Brechon	3:00.17		3:07.72		United States	3:11.35	3:11.64	3:00.17

3x3x3 Blindfolded

#	Name	Best		Average	Representing	Solves
1	Gianfranco Huanqui	30.10		DNF	Peru	30.10	DNF	DNF
2	Bill Wang	31.57	NR	DNF	Canada	40.81	DNF	31.57
3	Ishaan Agrawal	32.33		DNF	United States	DNF	DNF	32.33

3x3x3 Fewest Moves

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Brandon Harnish	26	28.33	United States	27	26	32
2	Cale Schoon	23	28.67	United States	30	23	33
3	Mark Boyanowski	26	29.00	United States	26	29	32

3x3x3 One-Handed

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Justin Mallari	11.08	12.32	United States	14.51	11.08	11.97	11.43	13.57
2	Bill Wang	11.16	12.92	Canada	13.97	11.95	11.16	13.46	13.34
3	Keaton Ellis	10.61	13.00	United States	17.56	12.31	12.17	14.51	10.61

Clock

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Robbie Villarica	6.19	7.52	Philippines	6.91	6.19	7.50	DNF	8.15
2	Nathaniel Berg	6.11	7.59	Sweden	DNF	7.33	6.36	6.11	9.08
3	Joshua Feran	6.89	7.65	United States	7.71	7.52	DNF	7.73	6.89

Megaminx

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Juan Pablo Huanqui	36.40	41.73	Peru	39.82	42.81	50.57	36.40	42.56
2	Andy Denney	46.43	48.22	United States	46.43	48.90	48.01	47.74	49.12
3	Sam Myung	53.83	58.51	United States	54.02	1:08.06	1:03.95	57.56	53.83

Pyraminx

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Livia Kleiner	2.56	2.99	United States	3.37	2.56	2.97	3.56	2.62
2	Drew Brads	2.25	3.11	United States	2.99	3.00	2.25	4.25	3.34
3	Henry Savich	2.92	3.49	United States	3.16	2.92	3.64	3.99	3.68

Skewb

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Jayden McNeill	3.42	3.86	Australia	5.13	3.42	3.74	4.19	3.66
2	Rami Sbahi	3.01	3.96	United States	6.85	4.04	3.17	3.01	4.67
3	Ty Marshall	3.54	4.45	United States	4.47	5.08	3.54	3.80	6.22

Square-1

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Ty Marshall	9.02	10.75	United States	12.62	14.55	9.47	9.02	10.17
2	Sophie Chan	8.34	12.33	United States	15.74	10.78	8.34	10.57	15.65
3	Tommy Szeliga	9.21	12.40	United States	9.57	17.48	10.16	21.75	9.21

4x4x4 Blindfolded

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Cale Schoon	2:59.91	DNF	United States	2:59.91	DNF	DNF
2	Bill Wang	3:31.13	DNF	Canada	3:31.13	DNF	DNF
3	Noah Arthurs	3:37.02	DNF	United States	DNF	4:10.31	3:37.02

5x5x5 Blindfolded

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Cale Schoon	8:38.84	DNF	United States	DNF	8:38.84	DNF
2	Mark Boyanowski	9:18.58	DNF	United States	DNF	DNF	9:18.58
3	Gianfranco Huanqui	11:52.00	DNF	Peru	DNF	11:52.00	DNF

3x3x3 Multi-Blind

#	Name	Best		Representing	Solves
1	Mark Boyanowski	33/35 56:44	NAR	United States	33/35 56:44	33/38 57:20
2	Gianfranco Huanqui	26/26 59:07		Peru	26/26 59:07	21/28 1:00:00
3	Cale Schoon	23/26 55:14		United States	19/28 59:31	23/26 55:14