MyFamilyFest Speedcubing Challenge 2025

A blistering 1.84-second winning average from Tan Wei Kee in the 2x2x2 Cube set the benchmark at the MyFamilyFest Speedcubing Challenge 2025, demonstrating peak precision on the compact puzzle format. Held at MAHSA Avenue International College in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, the single-day gathering on November 9, 2025, brought 58 competitors together across five rounds of action. The specialized schedule placed quick rotations and rapid lookahead at center stage, giving pocket cube specialists an intense arena in which to test their sharpest solutions.

The 2x2x2 Cube tournament drew an impressive field of 51 competitors across two demanding rounds of speed cubing. Tan Wei Kee set the pace early with a 1.12 single during the tournament before sealing victory in the final with his 1.84 average. Tan Kyle Xuan secured second place with an average of 2.37, helped by a 1.66 single, while Marcus Yeow locked down the third spot on the podium with a 2.76 mark. The event highlighted explosive turning speed on the smaller layout, where the slightest delay can make or break a championship run.

Across the two rounds of 2x2x2 solving, numerous competitors achieved personal milestone marks during the WCA competition schedule. Tay Wen Chian produced a 2.32 single and a 2.71 average, while Muhammad Qaiser Ikram bin Khairil Ikram registered marks of 2.73 and 3.86. Lim Hung recorded a 2.09 single alongside a 2.79 average, Gabriel Chong Chow Chuen notched a 3.24 single and 4.49 average, and Hishwararao Krishnamorthy delivered 3.47 and 4.67. Additionally, Loh Wai Kit posted a 3.97 single and 5.36 average, Kae-en Chung solved in 5.07 with a 5.96 average, and Goh Yu Ze logged a 3.72 single and 9.84 average.

Beyond the sprint puzzle, the classic Rubik's Cube brought 58 competitors to the tables over three complete rounds. Lim Hung captured the top spot on the podium in the 3x3x3 Cube, recording a winning average of 7.46 seconds and the fastest single of the category at 6.39. Tan Wei Kee added another podium finish to his day by taking second place with an 8.16 average, while Sam Tieh took third with an average of 8.36, completing a clean sweep of all podium places across both disciplines for Malaysia.

The official 3x3 results demonstrated remarkable consistency from the finalists, who navigated three rounds of solves to claim their rankings. Lim Hung kept his times well under the eight-second barrier in the final round to lock in the victory. The dual-event format kept the tournament timetable focused, allowing participants to shift their attention directly between the complex layers of the standard 3x3x3 Cube and the explosive rotations of the 2x2x2 Cube throughout the competition day.

Beyond the podium battles, several participants produced exceptional personal breakthroughs across both events on the schedule. Joshua Tham Chern Siew delivered a standout showing by slashing his 2x2x2 Cube personal best by 50.9 percent to 1.44 seconds while improving his 3x3x3 Cube best to 7.57 seconds, an improvement of 9.4 percent, on his way to 14th place. Natalie Cate Skelchy achieved a best finish of 10th in the 2x2x2 Cube behind a 1.55 personal best, which was 46.6 percent faster than her prior mark, alongside a 6.89 personal best in the 3x3x3 Cube that was 7.6 percent faster. Kuan Lei tackled his first ever attempt at the 2x2x2 Cube with a 4.00 single and cut his 3x3x3 Cube mark by 43.5 percent to 9.23 seconds.

The surge of personal records continued through the rest of the field. Jaden Shane Tan lowered his 2x2x2 Cube best to 3.06 seconds, an improvement of 42.7 percent, while trimming 14.1 percent off his 3x3x3 Cube best with a 12.27 solve. Ng Jia Hao earned a 4th-place finish in the 3x3x3 Cube with a 7.81 personal best, 10.2 percent faster than before, while posting a 1.31 in the 2x2x2 Cube for a 38.5 percent drop. Ahmad Azad Afif Bin Ahmad Aidil improved his 2x2x2 Cube mark by 38.3 percent to 2.46 and lowered his 3x3x3 Cube best by 10.5 percent to 14.18. Chong Ming Jun registered his first ever attempt at the 2x2x2 Cube at 3.16 seconds to finish 16th while cutting his 3x3x3 Cube best by 20.7 percent to 10.81, and Muhammad Mirza Muqri posted his first ever attempt at the 2x2x2 Cube in 7.47 seconds and improved his 3x3x3 Cube mark by 16.3 percent to 19.78.

The MyFamilyFest Speedcubing Challenge 2025 closed out a compact and energetic day of speedcubing in Kuala Lumpur. With five competitive rounds concluded, the gathering highlighted both seasoned execution at the top of the table and widespread individual progression across the roster. As competitors look ahead to the next season of tournament play, the sharp times and personal bests recorded at MAHSA Avenue International College stand as a strong testament to the community's dedication.

Hanya 0.20 saat memisahkan kedudukan tempat kedua dan ketiga dalam acara kemuncak Kiub Rubik 3x3x3, mencerminkan tahap persaingan yang amat sengit sepanjang kejohanan berlangsung. Kejohanan MyFamilyFest Speedcubing Challenge 2025 yang diadakan di MAHSA Avenue International College, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia pada 9 November 2025 menghimpunkan seramai 58 peserta. Mereka bertarung dalam dua acara utama merangkumi keseluruhan lima pusingan yang penuh dengan debaran serta kepantasan teknikal.

Dalam perlawanan akhir acara utama 3x3x3 Cube yang melibatkan tiga pusingan saringan, Lim Hung (林弘) berjaya menewaskan para pencabar lain untuk dinobatkan sebagai juara. Lim Hung mencatatkan purata kemenangan 7.46 saat serta torehan masa tunggal terbaik 6.39 saat. Kemenangan tersebut diraih hasil kestabilan persembahan di setiap pusingan, menjarakkan dirinya daripada saingan terdekat yang saling mengejar masa bagi merebut tempat di podium.

Kedudukan kedua dan ketiga bagi acara 3x3x3 Cube menyaksikan persaingan yang luar biasa rapat antara dua pencabar utama. Tan Wei Kee (陈伟祺) berjaya merangkul kedudukan naib juara dengan purata 8.16 saat, manakala Sam Tieh menamatkan saingan di tempat ketiga dengan purata 8.36 saat. Jurang masa yang begitu kecil membuktikan bahawa setiap pusingan dan pergerakan jari memberikan perbezaan besar kepada kedudukan akhir di atas podium pertandingan tersebut.

Bagi acara 2x2x2 Cube yang melibatkan seramai 51 peserta dalam dua pusingan, Tan Wei Kee (陈伟祺) memperagakan kehebatan tersendiri apabila muncul sebagai juara mutlak. Beliau merekodkan purata kemenangan 1.84 saat berserta catatan masa tunggal terpantas 1.33 saat. Tan Kyle Xuan (陈恺轩) menyusul di tempat kedua dengan purata 2.37 saat, manakala Marcus Yeow (姚嘉乐) melengkapkan kedudukan tiga teratas dengan purata 2.76 saat.

Di sebalik kejayaan para pemenang utama di pentas akhir, tumpuan turut terarah kepada peningkatan ketara yang dicapai oleh para peserta lain. Cayden Teo memperbaharui rekod peribadi dalam acara 2x2x2 Cube kepada 1.66 saat iaitu 37.4 peratus lebih pantas berbanding rekod lama 2.65 saat, selain menamatkan saingan di tempat ke-18. Lao Jia Rong mempamerkan kemajuan berganda apabila mencatat 1.72 saat dalam 2x2x2 Cube iaitu 30.9 peratus lebih pantas daripada 2.49 saat, dan 9.48 saat dalam 3x3x3 Cube iaitu 16.8 peratus lebih pantas daripada 11.39 saat, sekali gus meraih tempat ke-15 dalam 3x3x3 Cube.

Kemajuan konsisten turut ditunjukkan oleh Muhammad Qayyum Fadly Bin Abdul Wafi yang mencatat rekod peribadi 1.80 saat dalam 2x2x2 Cube iaitu 30.2 peratus lebih pantas daripada 2.58 saat untuk menduduki tempat ke-15, manakala Sanjev AL Loganathan mencatat rekod peribadi 2x2x2 Cube pada 6.56 saat iaitu 20.4 peratus lebih pantas berbanding 8.24 saat. Selain itu, empat peserta menyertai dua acara pada penampilan sulung mereka dalam pertandingan WCA. Teh Kai Ze membuat percubaan pertama dengan masa 3.43 saat bagi 2x2x2 Cube dan 11.81 saat bagi 3x3x3 Cube. Ammar Zahin Bin Mohd Redza merekodkan 11.20 saat bagi 3x3x3 Cube dan 7.59 saat bagi 2x2x2 Cube. Muhammad Amirul Hakeem Bin Rezman menamatkan saingan di tempat ke-18 dalam 3x3x3 Cube dengan catatan 8.50 saat serta 3.66 saat dalam 2x2x2 Cube, manakala Tan Ze See mencatat 15.93 saat dalam 3x3x3 Cube dan 7.37 saat dalam 2x2x2 Cube.

Acara 2x2x2 Cube turut menyaksikan pelbagai catatan masa rasmi yang cemerlang daripada barisan peserta tempatan sepanjang pusingan awal dan akhir. Lim Hung (林弘) mencatatkan masa tunggal 2.09 saat dan purata 2.79 saat, manakala Tan Wei Kee (陈伟祺) merekodkan 1.12 saat dan purata 1.89 saat. Tan Kyle Xuan (陈恺轩) turut mencatat 1.66 saat dan purata 2.77 saat, diiringi catatan mantap daripada Tay Wen Chian (郑文谦) yang mencatat 2.32 saat serta purata 2.71 saat.

Beberapa peserta lain turut menyumbang kepada senarai keputusan yang mengagumkan dalam acara 2x2x2 Cube. Muhammad Qaiser Ikram bin Khairil Ikram mencatat masa tunggal 2.73 saat dan purata 3.86 saat, diikuti Gabriel Chong Chow Chuen dengan catatan 3.24 saat dan purata 4.49 saat. Hishwararao Krishnamorthy merekodkan masa 3.47 saat dengan purata 4.67 saat, manakala Loh Wai Kit mencatat 3.97 saat dengan purata 5.36 saat, Kae-en Chung dengan 5.07 saat dan purata 5.96 saat, serta Goh Yu Ze (吴禹歵) dengan 3.72 saat dan purata 9.84 saat.

Secara keseluruhannya, MyFamilyFest Speedcubing Challenge 2025 telah menutup tirai dengan jayanya menerusi penguasaan penuh atlet tuan rumah di kesemua enam kedudukan podium bagi dua kategori yang dipertandingkan. Acara sukan speedcubing di ibu negara ini bukan sahaja menguji ketangkasan fizikal dan mental para peserta berpengalaman, bahkan membuka ruang kepada bakat baharu untuk mengukir nama dalam kancah pertandingan kiub peringkat kebangsaan pada masa hadapan.