[Unofficial] 3x3x3 average of 5: 12.47- Sarah Strong

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(10.63), 11.98, (15.25), 13.07, 12.36

scrambles:

1. U' F' U' L B D' F2 L' U' F2 R' U2 R2 D' L B L' F2 L2 D' F' L' U' B' R'
2. B' R2 U2 R B L2 F D R' D2 R2 F D' B2 L F' U2 B R' F D' L2 U2 R' D'
3. U L D L B' D' R2 D2 B' R2 F2 D2 F' U2 R2 D B2 U2 F U2 B2 R U2 F
4.U B R2 D F L U2 R B L' F' D B' U2 F' D R2 U2 F U L' B' R B D2
5. D' R2 U F' D' L D2 B2 L D F2 D2 B D R D L2 B2 R2 B2 U B R' U R'

cubemania ftw
http://www.cubemania.org/users/677

I recently found out that you can keep the scrambles by highlighting the times and copying+pasting it somewhere before you submit the times, hah.


awesome solves, except for the 15.25 which had a sloppy LL :(
 
Wow, Sarah, that's awesome!

I hope you can post times like that at Vancouver. I'm sure you already know this, but an average like that would make you the fastest female cuber in the world. Not to put any pressure on you or anything. :D

I just imported some of the data Ron exported from the WCA database, if I did it right then this should reflect the top ten girls in 3x3:
Code:
mysql> select person.name, person.countryId, 
       round(min(average)/100, 2) as average 
       from result 
       join person on result.personId = person.id 
       where gender = 'f' and eventId = '333' and average > 0 
       group by person.name, person.countryId 
       order by min(average) 
       limit 10;
+-----------------+-------------+---------+
| name            | countryId   | average |
+-----------------+-------------+---------+
| Son Seul-Gi     | Korea       |   13.56 | 
| Moe Nakano      | Japan       |   13.82 | 
| Emily Wang      | Canada      |   14.17 | 
| Paik Seung-Won  | Korea       |   14.69 | 
| Brittany Dzoan  | USA         |   15.15 | 
| Sarah Strong    | Canada      |   15.17 | 
| Kristine Doctor | Philippines |   15.93 | 
| Yukiko Makino   | Japan       |   16.04 | 
| Shelley Chang   | USA         |   16.63 | 
| Irène Mallordy  | France      |   16.63 | 
+-----------------+-------------+---------+
10 rows in set (0.11 sec)

mysql> select person.name, person.countryId, 
       round(min(best)/100, 2) as single 
       from result 
       join person on result.personId = person.id 
       where gender = 'f' and eventId = '333' and best > 0 
       group by person.name, person.countryId 
       order by min(best) 
       limit 10;
+-------------------+-----------+--------+
| name              | countryId | single |
+-------------------+-----------+--------+
| Son Seul-Gi       | Korea     |  10.21 | 
| Shelley Chang     | USA       |  10.77 | 
| Moe Nakano        | Japan     |  11.05 | 
| Yukiko Makino     | Japan     |  12.44 | 
| Sarah Strong      | Canada    |  12.53 | 
| Paik Seung-Won    | Korea     |  12.94 | 
| Casey Pernsteiner | USA       |  13.02 | 
| Emily Wang        | Canada    |  13.28 | 
| Irène Mallordy    | France    |  13.38 | 
| Brittany Dzoan    | USA       |  13.74 | 
+-------------------+-----------+--------+
10 rows in set (0.11 sec)
 
I'm pretty sure you just earned
+5 cool points
+3 awesome points
-5 DNF points and
+12 gold pieces

Can you please get some Official Points?
 
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Wow, Sarah, that's awesome!

I hope you can post times like that at Vancouver. I'm sure you already know this, but an average like that would make you the fastest female cuber in the world. Not to put any pressure on you or anything. :D
thanks :)
Yup, I already knew that. That's probably why I don't do well in competition, I never do well under pressure. :p I have yet to get a sub15 average in competition, but I've been trying to do that since the Motor City Open. :(

I'll try to at least get a sub14 average in Vancouver and/or at the Canadian Open.

Oh and thanks for the info too. I never knew about Yukiko Makino, and now I know that I'm officially the 6th fastest female cuber in the world, cool. :cool:
 
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