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My school recently became the first team from the Midwest to join the United States School Cubing League (USSCL)! While the league is growing fast, most teams are currently concentrated on the East/West Coasts and in the South. We are looking to recruit more schools from Indiana, Illinois, Ohio...

Hello cubers, this competition will be a rerun of my old forum competition, Hello Spring. The events will be 3x3, 2x2, 4x4, pyra, 3bld, clock, and squan. Please tell me if you would like to add an event. Reply to this thread with what events you would like to do. Deadline for registration will...

This is a rehash of a thing I tried almost 2 years ago on here, which fell into a heap due to my own stupidity and laziness. Recently I began thinking about this and how I could make it better, which motivated me to pick up a cube again for the first time in 6 months. BASIC CONCEPT TLDR...

I know this may seem like a follow-up to my “What’s the time limit on 4x4” post, but hear me out: I just learned clock (wow 2 puzzles learned over one weekend if we include Presidents Day as part of it), and average 1:30s. How much faster do I have to be in order to compete with it?

There needs to be 16 competitors. Events include 2x2, 3x3, 4x4, 5x5, skewb, square 1, 3x3 bld, 2x2 bld, clock, 3x3 OH, pyraminx, and clock. Tell me if there should be new events.

What's up guys, I wanted to reach out to the speed solving community and see if I could get some help out with a non-speed solving related competition. I was selected to compete in Tony Hawk's Skatepark Hero Contest, to win a trip to San Diego to meet Tony and skate with him. If you could...

Q: Am I fast enough to compete? A: As long as you can solve the puzzle you wish to compete with in under 10 minutes, you can compete. The exception to this is when organizers place a time limit on events. These can usually be found on the competition website. Remember, competitions are about...