Princeton Fall 2017

Date: Sep 23, 2017
City: Princeton, New Jersey, United States
Venue: Princeton University
Address: Frist Campus Center, Frist Ln, Princeton, NJ 08544
Details: Frist Campus Center, Multi-Purpose Room
Contact: Princeton Cube Club
Organizer: Johann Frias
WCA Delegate: Kian Barry

Information

The Princeton Fall Open 2017 is open to all competitors. Competitors must familiarize themselves with the WCA Regulations found on this site.

Their is a flat fee of $25 to register for this competition via Stripe. Registration fees must be paid in advance in order for your registration to be considered final. There will be no refunds. Registration fees cover the cost of the venue and a special Princeton Fall 2017 poster. Princeton students are free and should comment with a note about that when they register.

There will be a competitor limit of 100 competitors. Registration will open on 8/4/17. When our limit is reached, you may be added to the waiting list in case some people choose to drop out later.

There will be no at the door registrations. No exceptions whatsoever.

If you would like to pre-order a Princeton Fall 2017 t-shirt, as we have done for each competition in the past, we will send out an email to all competitors shortly after registration closes to set that up.

Events
Main event
Competitors: 100

Registration period: Online registration opened and closed .
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Keaton Ellis won with an average of 7.87 seconds in the 3x3x3 Cube event. Daniel Karnaukh finished second (8.01) and Samuel Fang finished third (9.20).

3x3x3 Cube

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Keaton Ellis	7.52	7.87	United States	7.78	8.05	9.08	7.52	7.77
2	Daniel Karnaukh	6.98	8.01	United States	6.98	10.37	7.89	8.84	7.31
3	Samuel Fang	8.96	9.20	United States	9.59	9.01	9.00	11.11	8.96

2x2x2 Cube

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Daniel Karnaukh	1.44	1.94	United States	1.44	4.07	1.92	2.36	1.55
2	Luigi Soriano	1.62	1.97	United States	1.95	2.06	2.13	1.90	1.62
3	Krish Shah-Nathwani	1.67	2.43	United States	1.67	DNF	2.24	2.94	2.11

4x4x4 Cube

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Dana Yi	29.90	33.11	United States	35.99	29.90	30.29	45.39	33.06
2	Chris Choi	32.65	34.61	United States	35.25	35.33	32.65	33.24	36.92
3	Daniel Karnaukh	36.29	37.50	United States	36.29	1:08.81	37.54	38.07	36.88

3x3x3 One-Handed

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Keaton Ellis	10.44	12.75	United States	12.52	12.98	10.44	17.95	12.74
2	Daniel Karnaukh	12.88	15.86	United States	19.14	15.46	12.88	19.99	12.99
3	AJ Kamal	12.52	16.99	United States	14.68	17.38	12.52	28.97	18.90

Pyraminx

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Daniel Goodman	2.15	2.85	United States	2.15	3.18	4.90	2.51	2.86
2	Samuel Fang	2.54	3.33	United States	2.54	4.14	10.73	3.06	2.80
3	Alex Maass	3.00	4.02	United States	4.10	3.00	3.93	4.03	4.99

Skewb

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Christopher Chi	3.99	4.52	United States	3.99	4.77	4.59	4.43	4.54
2	Daniel Karnaukh	3.04	4.66	United States	3.20	6.35	4.43	3.04	6.60
3	Luigi Soriano	3.60	4.76	United States	4.30	3.60	6.01	6.69	3.97

Square-1

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Luigi Soriano	8.66	10.72	United States	8.66	13.91	9.22	10.41	12.54
2	Christopher Chi	10.35	10.87	United States	10.51	12.05	11.70	10.40	10.35
3	Daniel Karnaukh	7.74	11.86	United States	9.63	15.54	7.74	14.50	11.45