Michigan 2015

Date: Jul 10 - 12, 2015
City: Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States
Venue: University of Michigan
Address: Friday and Saturday: Palmer Commons, 100 Washtenaw Avenue; Sunday: Michigan Union, 530 S. State Street
Details: Friday and Saturday: Great Lakes Room, 4th Floor; Sunday: Anderson Room, 1st Floor
Website: Michigan 2015 website
Contact: Michigan Cubing Club
WCA Delegate: Kit Clement

Information: This competition will be free of charge to all competitors, however to ensure that the list of pre-registered competitors accurately reflects the number of people attending the event, we will be collecting a $15 deposit via PayPal which can be refunded the day of the competition, or donated to the organizers. This deposit will not be refunded if you find that you cannot attend the event. There will be a 110 competitor limit for this competition, and registration will close either when this cap is reached, or by the end of the day July 3rd. As long as there is space, at-the-door Registration will be allowed, and will be free of charge, but competitors will only be allowed to compete in 2x2 speedsolve and 3x3 speedsolve.

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Lucas Etter won with an average of 8.20 seconds in the 3x3x3 Cube event. Thompson Clarke finished second (8.96) and Phillip Lewicki finished third (9.13).

World records: Rami Sbahi‎ 3x3x3 Fewest Moves 20 (single).

North American records: Lucas Etter‎ 3x3x3 Cube 7.13 (average).

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Lucas Etter	7.61	8.20	United States	7.61	9.26	7.83	7.80	8.97
2	Thompson Clarke	7.58	8.96	Canada	8.93	9.19	9.04	7.58	8.92
3	Phillip Lewicki	7.07	9.13	United States	10.23	10.05	8.81	8.54	7.07

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Rami Sbahi	1.61	1.90	United States	1.82	1.61	1.74	3.84	2.14
2	Lucas Etter	1.13	2.29	United States	1.58	3.91	1.13	3.46	1.82
3	Andy Denney	1.97	2.45	United States	2.38	1.97	2.32	4.95	2.64

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Lucas Etter	29.89	33.63	United States	37.53	29.99	29.89	34.65	36.24
2	Thompson Clarke	35.59	39.51	Canada	38.57	47.61	37.70	35.59	42.27
3	Andy Denney	36.52	39.89	United States	40.52	40.75	36.52	40.80	38.41

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	James Hildreth	1:02.66	1:14.20	United States	1:20.00	1:23.11	1:02.66	1:03.67	1:18.94
2	Nathan Dwyer	1:12.36	1:17.87	United States	1:23.63	1:16.83	1:21.81	1:14.96	1:12.36
3	Lucas Etter	1:07.93	1:18.48	United States	1:29.45	1:15.05	1:25.51	1:07.93	1:14.87

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	James Hildreth	2:24.20	2:28.53	United States	2:34.34	2:24.20	2:27.05
2	Walker Welch	2:36.77	2:42.20	United States	2:36.77	2:47.54	2:42.28
3	Blake Thompson	2:36.62	2:43.80	United States	2:53.49	2:36.62	2:41.29

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	James Hildreth	3:31.67	3:35.23	United States	3:40.06	3:33.96	3:31.67
2	Walker Welch	3:29.19	3:42.37	United States	3:29.19	3:45.73	3:52.18
3	Nathan Dwyer	4:02.84	4:15.67	United States	4:02.84	4:19.01	4:25.15

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Mark Boyanowski	48.99	DNF	United States	DNF	48.99	1:15.71
2	Julian David	1:03.85	DNF	Canada	DNF	DNF	1:03.85
3	Ryan DeLine	1:43.50	2:02.14	United States	1:48.77	2:34.14	1:43.50

#	Name	Best		Average	Representing	Solves
1	Rami Sbahi	20	WR	27.00	United States	29	20	32
2	Kit Clement	26		28.33	United States	26	30	29
3	Nathan Dwyer	28		31.33	United States	32	28	34

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Thompson Clarke	15.39	17.20	Canada	16.46	15.39	18.29	17.51	17.64
2	Shreyas Talamakki	15.06	18.26	India	23.10	18.88	15.06	18.91	16.98
3	Julian David	17.21	19.65	Canada	18.99	20.49	17.21	19.47	21.98

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Walker Welch	7.42	8.21	United States	8.60	8.20	7.84	7.42	9.26
2	Sammy Tawakkol	7.48	9.09	United States	11.11	DNF	7.48	8.40	7.75
3	Kit Clement	8.92	9.49	United States	9.83	9.08	9.56	8.92	DNF

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Andy Denney	59.07	1:02.84	United States	1:13.19	1:01.47	59.07	1:07.34	59.72
2	Rami Sbahi	1:00.54	1:03.03	United States	1:01.21	1:00.54	1:05.19	1:02.70	1:08.68
3	Pingdong Liang (梁平东)	1:06.48	1:12.78	China	1:14.65	1:12.47	1:13.91	1:06.48	1:11.95

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Rami Sbahi	3.28	3.92	United States	3.28	3.81	DNF	3.32	4.62
2	Julian David	3.24	4.01	Canada	4.99	5.40	3.80	3.24	3.25
3	Blake Thompson	4.56	5.11	United States	5.27	5.38	9.09	4.68	4.56

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Rami Sbahi	3.80	4.61	United States	5.88	3.80	4.08	6.29	3.88
2	Mason Langenderfer	3.47	4.71	United States	9.77	4.14	3.47	5.92	4.07
3	Blake Thompson	4.49	5.78	United States	6.17	7.44	5.25	4.49	5.92

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Nathan Dwyer	10.09	13.74	United States	10.09	14.07	14.87	12.65	14.49
2	Rami Sbahi	13.89	17.61	United States	13.89	15.40	17.83	19.60	26.35
3	Walker Welch	15.92	22.77	United States	19.54	15.92	29.54	19.24	32.69

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Kevin Matthews	12:51.00	DNF	Canada	12:51.00	DNF	DNF
2	Ben Zoller	15:19.00	DNF	United States	DNF	DNF	15:19.00
3	Mason Langenderfer	17:54.00	DNF	United States	17:54.00	DNF	DNF

#	Name	Best		Average		Representing	Solves
1	Mark Boyanowski	8:46.50		DNF		United States	DNF	DNF	8:46.50