How many girls average sub25?

[joey]

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?

mate?


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[nitrocan]

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.

That'd be weird . I know that there's WNBA, and they seperate male and female at olympics, etc. but at cubing, there's no reason to do that.

 

[Kit Clement]

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.

That'd be weird . I know that there's WNBA, and they seperate male and female at olympics, etc. but at cubing, there's no reason to do that.

I know, how else are cubers supposed to pick up females?

 

[CharlieCooper]

well, if it's a cubing girlfriend you want there are two options.

a) date a girl who is already a cuber
or
b) date a girl and then make her like cubes.

both probably quite hard to do

 

[waffle=ijm]

well, if it's a cubing girlfriend you want there are two options.

a) date a girl who is already a cuber
or
b) date a girl and then make her like cubes.

both probably quite hard to do

actually (a) has never happened to me
(b) has happened and I must say I can get her to do sub 25 soon.

 

[qqwref]

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?

Wait a minute, we're taking Fridrich off the list again? I'm confused

 

[Stefan]

The WCA database is incomplete concerning gender, but there are 24 competitors with a sub25 average marked as female. And 13 with sub20, which btw conveniently gets rid of Fridrich. And two with sub15. The youngest sub20 girl is 11 years old, btw.

 

[Sa967St]

The WCA database is incomplete concerning gender, but there are 24 competitors with a sub25 average marked as female. And 13 with sub20, which btw conveniently gets rid of Fridrich. And two with sub15. The youngest sub20 girl is 11 years old, btw.

Only 13 with sub20? whoah

 

[Ewks]

I'd like you to add me in to the list. I am officially and unofficially sub-20 cuber. And the name is Aili Asikainen.

 

[Sa967St]

I'd like you to add me in to the list. I am officially and unofficially sub-20 cuber. And the name is Aili Asikainen.

Aili is my middle name ^^ Its an awesome name

 

[Pedro]

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?

marry them and have a happy cubing family?

 

[Pedro]

The WCA database is incomplete concerning gender, but there are 24 competitors with a sub25 average marked as female. And 13 with sub20, which btw conveniently gets rid of Fridrich. And two with sub15. The youngest sub20 girl is 11 years old, btw.

could you list them, please?

 

[Stefan]

could you list them, please?

No, sorry. This is private non-public information, like email address.

 

[Cloudmap]

I'm a girl cuber who can get a sub 20 average...
But I haven't been to any competitions yet

 

[Sa967St]

I'm a girl cuber who can get a sub 20 average...
But I haven't been to any competitions yet

whats your name?

 

[Stefan]

It's "Cloudmap". Duh.

 

[Coni]

I would've gotten a sub-25 average at Nationals if they let us do averages... :[
Hopefully I'll get it at Berkeley Fall 2008...

 

[Athefre]

Does nobody here remember Casey Pernsteiner? She quit updating her averages (or quit cubing) but in April 2006 she posted a 13.31 average. She was one of the fastest (male or female) during those days.

 

[shelley]

Oh yeah, Casey. She disappeared after Nationals 2006; wonder what happened to her?

Her official results were pretty underwhelming compared to her unofficial records. Plenty of people do worse in competition than they do at home though.
http://www.worldcubeassociation.org/results/p.php?i=2005PERN01

 

[brunson]

Uh oh, I'm dangerous with a relational database. Thanks to Ron for making it available.

The answer is 47.

mysql> select person.name, person.countryId,  
       round(min(average)/100, 2) as time 
       from result 
       join person on result.personId = person.id  
       where gender = 'f' and eventId = '333' 
       and average > 0 and average <= 2500  
       group by person.name, person.countryId  
       order by min(average) ; 
+--------------------------+----------------+-------+
| name                     | countryId      | time  |
+--------------------------+----------------+-------+
| 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 | 
| Surin Ahn                | USA            | 16.63 | 
| Irène Mallordy           | France         | 16.63 | 
| Shelley Chang            | USA            | 16.63 | 
| Yu Araki                 | Japan          | 16.77 | 
| Casey Pernsteiner        | USA            | 16.81 | 
| Deseree Aune             | Canada         | 16.98 | 
| Aili Asikainen           | Finland        | 17.48 | 
| Ambie Valdés             | USA            | 17.82 | 
| Ximiao Liu               | China          | 17.86 | 
| Stephanie Chow           | USA            | 18.10 | 
| Beac Seo-Jin             | Korea          | 18.12 | 
| Pantita Sandusadee       | Thailand       | 18.14 | 
| Laetitia Lemoine         | France         | 18.46 | 
| Sesi Cadmus              | USA            | 18.88 | 
| Gina Uy                  | Philippines    | 19.23 | 
| Junko Ootsu              | Japan          | 20.33 | 
| Jessica Fridrich         | USA            | 20.48 | 
| Jessica Fridrich         | Czech Republic | 20.48 | 
| Mika Muranushi           | Japan          | 20.86 | 
| Yu-Hsin Huang            | Taiwan         | 20.95 | 
| Christine Anne Flordeliz | Philippines    | 21.21 | 
| Connie Chen              | USA            | 21.40 | 
| Yu Da-Hyun               | Korea          | 21.54 | 
| Shin Hyo-Eun             | Korea          | 21.56 | 
| Tianshu Wang             | China          | 21.57 | 
| Nattharin Panyasakulwong | Thailand       | 22.49 | 
| Yaoxi Li                 | China          | 22.66 | 
| Luojin Xu                | China          | 22.74 | 
| Monika Zimmermann        | Germany        | 22.77 | 
| Tawanporn Laovanichvit   | Thailand       | 23.07 | 
| Sin Ye-Jin               | Korea          | 23.27 | 
| Charlie Cooper           | United Kingdom | 23.35 | 
| Men-Shing Lin            | Taiwan         | 23.53 | 
| Seo Jeong-Min            | Korea          | 23.99 | 
| Jordan Mannfeld          | USA            | 24.06 | 
| Karolina Wiacek          | Poland         | 24.10 | 
| Marlène Desmaisons       | France         | 24.40 | 
| Barbara Olbromska        | Poland         | 24.43 | 
| Monique Alivio           | Philippines    | 24.82 | 
| Jeanne Ayame Kurotuti    | Brazil         | 24.85 | 
+--------------------------+----------------+-------+
48 rows in set (0.10 sec)