How many girls average sub25?

[Sa967St]

just wondering how many girls out there have an official sub25 average

*updated* list (sorry if there are some missing...)

Emily Wang (11.22, 13.10)
Sarah Strong (10.21, 13.21)
Deseree Aune (10.38, 13.32)
Patricia Li (12.06, 13.41)
Son Seul-Gi (10.21, 13.56)
Moe Nakano (11.05, 13.82)
Casey Pernsteiner (11.81, 14.16)
Yukiko Makino (12.44, 14.39)
Paik Seung-Won (12.94, 14.69)
Brittany Dzoan (13.74, 15.15)
Shelley Chang (10.77, 15.45)
Luojin Xu (11.50, 15.50)
Sesi Cadmus (12.05, 15.62)
Pantita Sandusadee (12.96, 15.83)
Kristine Doctor (14.38, 15.93)
Christine Anne Flordeliz (14.66, 16.29)
Irène Mallordy (13.38, 16.63)
Surin Ahn (13.87, 16.63)
Aili Asikainen (13.78, 16.76)
Yu Araki (14.13, 16.77)
Tianshu Wang (14.71, 16.88)
Yaoxi Li (15.47, 17.11)
Yu Da-Hyun (15.78, 17.61)
Ambie Valdés (15.18, 17.82)
Tawanporn Laovanichvit (15.59, 17.84)
Ximiao Liu (14.44, 17.86)
Stephanie Chow (15.43, 18.00)
Beac Seo-Jin (15.75, 18.12)
Laetitia Lemoine (15.96, 18.46)
Azlysha Azmi (15.00, 18.50)
Connie Chen (14.81, 18.56)
Monika Zimmermann (14.11, 18.97)
Gina Uy (17.05, 19.23)
Sayuri Koba (17.82, 19.24)
Jaime Ding (16.30, 19.46)
Rinarianti Restiayu Utami (18.41, 19.90)
Jeanne Ayame Kurotuti (18.52, 19.94)
Nora Christ (16.52, 19.95)
Rashdaleena Athiefa Abdul Rashid (15.05, 20.27)
Junko Ootsu (18.06, 20.33)
Jessica Fridrich (17.12, 20.48)
Charlie Cooper (10.61, 20.54)
Yi Wang (16.63, 20.59)
Mai Ito (17.65, 20.69)
Mika Muranushi (15.21, 20.86)
Yu-Hsin Huang (18.63, 20.95)
Kalina Brzezinska (18.13, 21.01)
Zhile Li (18.40, 21.54)
Shin Hyo-Eun (19.81, 21.56)
Ying Liu (18.63, 21.79)
Lin Qui Xuan (18.25, 21.80)
Yanli Xie (19.75, 21.89)
Eszter Fehér (18.90, 22.03)
Sanae Koseki (20.18, 22.43)
Nattharin Panyasakulwong (21.52, 22.49)
Binyue Liu (21.47, 22.74)
Sin Ye-Jin (21.47, 23.27)
Chika Namikawa (18.40, 23.39)
Men-Shing Lin (18.56, 23.53)
Jordan Mannfeld (18.56, 23.77)
Seo Jeong-Min (22.46, 23.99)
Karolina Wiacek (19.88, 24.04)
Iza Drogosz (22.99, 24.13)
Marlène Desmaisons (18.50, 24.40)
Barbara Olbromska (19.58, 24.43)
Gabriela Uzcategui Valencia (21.27, 24.49)
Madoka Mizumoto (20.31, 24.51)
Chiara Avanzato (24.16, 24.59)
Monique Alivio (20.86, 24.82)
Petra Schmidt (22.91, 24.92)

unofficially:

Karolina Wiącek
Marie (mario808mario)
Jackelyne Nguyen
Christina Bodensiek
Klaudia Grabowska
Moa Bergsten
Andrea (AndreaBananas)
Mimmi Leckius

 

[ccchips296]

Back Seung-Won averaged 13.81......she has a video on sinpei araki's youtube profile.

 

[waffle=ijm]

This one girl I know, she has never been to competitions but averages well around sub-17

 

[joey]

Charlie Cooper!!!!!!!!

 

[Sa967St]

Back Seung-Won averaged 13.81......she has a video on sinpei araki's youtube profile.

Oh yeah, her, she's probably the fastest unofficially

 

[smskill12]

hah this is sub 25 how about 20 ah

shorten that list a bit

 

[Sa967St]

hah this is sub 25 how about 20 ah

shorten that list a bit

that would take off only a few people

 

[waffle=ijm]

I will teach my girlfriend to beat you sarah...if she ever decides to actually give time for the cube.

 

[shelley]

Unofficially? Ha, you're never going to know how many. Why not make it officially?

There's a Kristine Doctor from the Philippines in the WCA database. Connie Chen hasn't recorded a sub-25 average yet but I'm sure she's sub-25 unofficially. Junko Ootsu and Yu Araki from Japan, Laetitia Lemoine of France are all in the low 20s. Jasmine Lee's getting close, but not quite there officially.

As soon as we can search the WCA database by gender we'd know more.

 

[Sa967St]

Unofficially? Ha, you're never going to know how many. Why not make it officially?

There's a Kristine Doctor from the Philippines in the WCA database. Connie Chen hasn't recorded a sub-25 average yet but I'm sure she's sub-25 unofficially. Junko Ootsu and Yu Araki from Japan, Laetitia Lemoine of France are all in the low 20s. Jasmine Lee's getting close, but not quite there officially.

As soon as we can search the WCA database by gender we'd know more.

there was a discussion in one of thrawst's broadcast about whether the WCA should keep track of female cubers, almost everyone said it was a good idea

 

[ThePizzaGuy92]

Thats a useless idea... women are often separted from men for physical aspects, like in sports and the Olympic games. Nothing separates men and women in speedcubing, they're capable of the same things.

 

[qqwref]

There certainly shouldn't be separate Men's and Women's events for cubing, but being able to look at (for example) times for women only in the database doesn't seem any different than looking at only times for American competitors. It's just interesting to be able to see how the times of various types of people stack up against each other, as opposed to just trying to find them in the world ranking, so I'd support the ability to search by gender. Besides I think the WCA is already trying to get genders (and birthdates!) for all competitors, even if they haven't yet made that information available on the website.

 

[darkzelkova]

I could swear I read somewhere that Jessica Fridrich is not originally a female.

 

[pcharles93]

I could swear I read somewhere that Jessica Fridrich is not originally a female.

That's because Jessica Fridrich was born as Jiri Fridrich which is a male name in some distant land. I don't know the details.

 

[mati rubik]

Jessica Fridrich is a man!!

 

[DavidWoner]

I could swear I read somewhere that Jessica Fridrich is not originally a female.

That's because Jessica Fridrich was born as Jiri Fridrich which is a male name in some distant land. I don't know the details.

it doesnt matter what she may or may not have started as, but she is legally a female now. its not something that people like to bring up. also, Jiro is a Czech name, since she grew up in the Czech Republic(or was it still Czechoslovakia then?)

 

[Hadley4000]

One of my friends is on her way there. Once she ditches keyhole and learns the rest of the PLLs, she will be there. Come on, Arielle!

 

[Erik]

Jessica Fridrich is a man!!

No she's not, at least not anymore. I don't see what it would matter anyway...

 

[CharlieCooper]

great, so now we've got this wonderful list of people who can sub 25 AND give birth, what are we going to do with it?

 

[MistArts]

great, so now we've got this wonderful list of people who can sub 25 AND give birth, what are we going to do with it?

We can start the WWCA. The Women's World Cube Association.