San Gil El Puente 2025

Eleven rounds of structured competition set the tempo across seven events as Mall El Puente hosted the action in San Gil, Santander, Colombia on April 6, 2025. With a focused field of 21 competitors, the tournament formats tested both rapid execution and stamina through varying round lengths. San Gil El Puente 2025 gave competitors multiple opportunities to progress through progressive stages in the main puzzles while delivering high-stakes single rounds in specialty disciplines.

The premier 3x3x3 Cube event spanned three complete rounds, challenging 20 entrants to maintain consistency across 15 total solves. Brayan Alexander Sandoval Camacho proved equal to the test, navigating each cutoff to capture the victory with a 10.57 final winning average and an event-best single of 7.51. Omar Nehimar Villarreal Mendoza secured second place with an 11.91 average, while Joseth Camilo Sanchez Leal completed the podium at 12.15 in the official 3x3 results.

Camacho extended his commanding form beyond the classic Rubik's Cube, turning direct final rounds into decisive wins. In the single-round 3x3x3 One-Handed event, Camacho outpaced 12 other entrants with an average of 19.79, holding off Sanchez Leal who took second in 20.38 and Villarreal Mendoza in third at 25.00. The single round of 4x4x4 Cube yielded another gold for Camacho, who registered a 46.58 winning average and a 40.21 single to best Sanchez Leal at 48.96 and Diego Alejandro Casas Jimenez at 1:04.69.

The 2x2x2 Cube competition featured a two-round progression that narrowed an 18-person opening field. Villarreal Mendoza topped the final round with a 3.70 average and a 2.64 single, edging Sanchez Leal at 3.89 and Casas Jimenez at 4.23. The Pyraminx bracket followed a similar two-round path where Sanchez Leal took the championship with a 5.26 average, finishing ahead of Juan José Ochoa López at 5.47 and Camacho at 5.97.

Single-round shootouts rounded out the schedule for Clock and Skewb. In Clock, Haiver Lenin Reyes Garcia solved his way to first place with an 8.12 average, followed by Casas Jimenez at 10.03 and Ochoa López at 12.40. Skewb concluded with Casas Jimenez taking the top spot at 8.88, narrowly edging Reyes Garcia at 9.07 and Ochoa López at 9.10 to finalize a complete sweep of podium positions for Colombia at San Gil El Puente 2025.

Behind the top spots, individual breakthroughs defined the atmosphere of the speedcubing meeting. Said Jassin Cifuentes Jaimes logged the largest single improvement of the day, cutting 58.8 percent off his Clock mark to reach a 29.49 personal best while finishing 9th in 4x4x4 Cube. Juan Esteban Ortiz Velásquez contested four events, cutting his 2x2x2 Cube best by 47.2 percent down to 3.04, improving his Pyraminx mark by 32.8 percent to 13.81, and reducing his 3x3x3 Cube best by 27.6 percent to 17.84. Omar Santiago Tavera Acevedo entered three events, taking 10th in 2x2x2 Cube with a personal best of 6.05 that was 35.6 percent faster, and registered his first ever attempt at Pyraminx with a 12.13.

Versatility was on full display as Juan Alejandro Herrera Diaz entered all seven disciplines at San Gil El Puente 2025, taking 9th in 3x3x3 One-Handed while recording his first ever attempts at Clock in 21.12, 4x4x4 Cube in 1:25.16, and Skewb in 9.65. Carlos Eduardo Ochoa López took on six disciplines, claiming a best finish of 6th in Clock and improving his Pyraminx personal best by 12.3 percent to 7.72. Juan Manuel López Ayala lowered his 2x2x2 Cube personal best by 24.7 percent to 22.03 across two events, while Jesús Santiago Forero De La Rosa logged his first ever attempt at 2x2x2 Cube in 5.57 and dropped his 3x3x3 Cube best by 6.5 percent to 16.49 for an 11th place finish.

The dense schedule of speed cubing at Mall El Puente delivered 11 rounds of intense competition across seven categories. From the multi-tier brackets to the single-chance finals, the structure demanded precision on every solve. With clean organization and sharp competition throughout the weekend, San Gil El Puente 2025 provided an exemplary WCA competition that set a high benchmark for the region in 2025 as players look ahead to upcoming cubing competition events next season.

Un promedio ganador de 10.57 segundos en el cubo de Rubik tradicional corono a Brayan Alexander Sandoval Camacho en una jornada vibrante en Mall El Puente. Su mejor resolucion individual de 7.51 marco la pauta en San Gil El Puente 2025, un torneo que reunio a competidores que realizaron largos trayectos por las carreteras santandereanas para medirse en San Gil, Santander, Colombia. El evento oficial celebrado el 6 de abril de 2025 demostro la gran pasion de la comunidad nacional del speedcubing.

El desplazamiento hacia la provincia de Guanenta congrego a 21 competidores dispuestos a encarar un cronograma exigente de 7 eventos y 11 rondas competitivas. La cita en la mesa de resolucion permitio observar un despliegue tecnico constante en multiples categorias. Los viajes desde distintas localidades del pais rindieron frutos inmediatos en las mesas de cronometraje, donde la precision manual definio las primeras posiciones de cada cuadro.

En la prueba reina de 3x3x3 Cube, Brayan Alexander Sandoval Camacho aseguro el oro tras tres rondas de eliminacion directa, escoltado por Omar Nehimar Villarreal Mendoza con 11.91 y Joseth Camilo Sanchez Leal con 12.15 en la gran final. No fue el unico triunfo para el competidor mas laureado del certamen, ya que tambien domino en 4x4x4 Cube con una media de 46.58 y en 3x3x3 One-Handed con un registro promedio de 19.79 segundos.

La categoria de 2x2x2 Cube conto con 18 participantes y vio triunfar a Omar Nehimar Villarreal Mendoza, quien alcanzo el primer lugar gracias a una marca media de 3.70 segundos, superando a Joseth Camilo Sanchez Leal con 3.89 y a Diego Alejandro Casas Jimenez con 4.23. Por su parte, la prueba de Pyraminx quedo en manos de Joseth Camilo Sanchez Leal con un promedio de 5.26, aventajando a Juan Jose Ochoa Lopez y al propio Brayan Alexander Sandoval Camacho.

Las modalidades especiales ofrecieron momentos de alta intensidad tecnica en San Gil El Puente 2025. En Clock, Haiver Lenin Reyes Garcia conquisto la cima con 8.12 segundos de promedio frente a los 10.03 de Diego Alejandro Casas Jimenez. En Skewb, Diego Alejandro Casas Jimenez se llevo la victoria con una media de 8.88 segundos, superando por estrecho margen a Haiver Lenin Reyes Garcia que registro 9.07 y a Juan Jose Ochoa Lopez que cerro con 9.10.

Detras de los triunfos principales, varios participantes alcanzaron importantes metas personales tras desplazarse para esta cita. Santiago Lozano disputo su primera competicion WCA, sumandose a 5 modalidades y logrando un sexto puesto en 3x3x3 One-Handed junto a su primer registro oficial de 37.92, ademas de sus primeros intentos en 2x2x2 Cube con 4.42 y 3x3x3 Cube con 13.18. Josue Juan Collante Jimenez debuto tambien con 2 eventos, marcando 5.64 en 2x2x2 Cube para ser duodecimo y 33.02 en 3x3x3 Cube. Zaray Dayana Barragan Delgado tuvo su primera experiencia oficial en Clock con 30.08 segundos, obteniendo la posicion 11.

Otros competidores habituales lograron actuaciones destacadas en el tablero general de San Gil El Puente 2025. Andres Felipe Rodriguez Londono abarco las 7 modalidades del torneo, registrando su primer intento oficial en Clock con 17.47 segundos y culminando quinto en 4x4x4 Cube. Maria Jose Martinez Leon participo en 5 categorias, estableciendo su marca personal en 3x3x3 One-Handed con 24.11 segundos y un septimo lugar en 4x4x4 Cube. Sergio Camilo Estupinan Gutierrez tomo parte en 6 pruebas siendo quinto en Clock, mientras que Juan Esteban Rodriguez Clavijo disputo 3 disciplinas y logro la sexta plaza en 3x3x3 Cube.

La jornada deportiva en San Gil cerro con las 21 posiciones de podio otorgadas integramente a representantes locales. El esfuerzo logistico y los viajes completados hacia el centro comercial consolidaron el exito de San Gil El Puente 2025 como una fiesta de destreza y concentracion en el calendario nacional de cubos de velocidad de 2025.