Sydney Autumn 2012

When could you attend a Sydney competition around Easter in 2012?


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Hi All, this is an account i've set up for the exec of the Rubik's Cube Society at the University of Sydney. Just thought i'd let people know that we are happy to take on the challenge of holding a competition. We'd very much appreciate any advice you can provide. We will make an effort to keep a breast of this thread but if you have any thoughts you really think we need then feel free to email us at [email protected]
 
i think that we need to start thinking of things like what events and how many rounds we are having so this is my say
2x2 - 3 rounds
3x3 - 3 rounds
4x4 - 1 or 2 rounds
5x5 - 1 round
OH - 1 round
Pyraminx - 1 or round
magic - 1 round
master magic - 1 round
bld - 1 round if we have it

Hi All, this is an account i've set up for the exec of the Rubik's Cube Society at the University of Sydney. Just thought i'd let people know that we are happy to take on the challenge of holding a competition. We'd very much appreciate any advice you can provide. We will make an effort to keep a breast of this thread but if you have any thoughts you really think we need then feel free to email us at [email protected]

so we have a venue
 
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Hi All, this is an account i've set up for the exec of the Rubik's Cube Society at the University of Sydney. Just thought i'd let people know that we are happy to take on the challenge of holding a competition. We'd very much appreciate any advice you can provide. We will make an effort to keep a breast of this thread but if you have any thoughts you really think we need then feel free to email us at [email protected]

Contact Tim McMahon if he hasn't already contacted you.
 
I am able to go and i washed off the ink so i think it should be fine and this is my first time going to a competition and i am wondering if i need to register or something like that
 
I know that my school has heaps of cubers from all years (7-12). We even had our own competition set up by the teachers on our celebration day, so I'm pretty sure that if I spread the word more people will attend this event.

are you from sydney tech? on their wiki page it has rubiks cube under its extra curricular activity section and when i versed them at tennis, they had a bunch of cubers
 
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Hello,

@Usyd the main things to prepare for this competition are: find a suitable venue, find three trestle tables and 6 chairs for 6 competitors, one scramble table, establish a crew of helpers, and read the WCA regulations.

We can help out with equipment, and prizes, and certificates etc. If you'd like to continue to host competitions then I'd recommend preparing scorecards, name tags, certificates, and prizes on the future. It would help if you purchased equipment too so that there are less travel costs and so that you'd have more flexibility when hosting competitions.

FYI: my gf went to usyd at the start of the year and last year, studying master of IT, but she couldn't find the club...

Tim.
 
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Hey guyz,

Yay a cube comp in Sydney! Ive always been wanting one here... If u guyz haven't found a venue yet I might be able to get one... Its in Fort Street High School (google it :P).

Fort Street High School
Parramatta Road
Petersham, NSW 2049 Australia

I haven't asked yet but they might be willing to open up the hall for us :) If you have a venue please tell us, ill be waiting everyday to hear something about this comp :D

Thanks

pkvk9122
 
@pkvk9122 can you please ask for it ? We look for venue that free :D

I don't know if Usyd already give the venue or not
 
Petersham looks to be pretty far out of the city. We were looking for something quite central. What's the transport like out to there?
 
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