San Juan Cubing 2023
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All results- 3x3x3 CubeNick Jordan Mesias Garcia9.56
- 2x2x2 CubeNick Jordan Mesias Garcia4.10
- 4x4x4 CubeJhonatan Reategui42.03
- 5x5x5 CubeJhonatan Reategui1:16.47
- 3x3x3 BlindfoldedGianfranco Huanqui15.70
- 3x3x3 One-HandedCarlos Daniel Torres Tello17.68
- MegaminxMateo Santiago Matos Echevarria1:18.94
- PyraminxJhonatan Reategui6.68
- Square-1Bruno Alonso Villacorta Montoya11.47
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Competition recap
A written summary of San Juan Cubing 2023, generated from the official results on this page.
Mesias Garcia Edges Out Torres Tello in Thrilling 2x2x2 Finish at San Juan Cubing 2023English
A razor-thin margin of just seventeen hundredths of a second decided the 2x2x2 Cube final at Real Plaza Pucallpa, delivering the most dramatic moment of the entire tournament. Nick Jordan Mesias Garcia captured the gold with an average of 4.10 seconds, barely staying ahead of Carlos Daniel Torres Tello, who took second place at 4.23 seconds. Guillermo Antonio Moya Barrios finished right behind them in third with a 4.27 average, leaving a mere 0.17 seconds separating first place from third on the podium. It was an electrifying showdown that set the tone for the action-packed gathering.
The single-day WCA competition brought 39 competitors to Pucallpa, Peru on June 17, 2023. Across 9 events and 13 rounds of play, solvers pushed their limits in everything from compact twisty puzzles to complex multi-layered cubes. Speedcubing enthusiasts filled the venue to test their skills in official World Cube Association competition, making San Juan Cubing 2023 a memorable stop on the regional calendar. Every single one of the 23 podium places awarded throughout the day went to competitors representing Peru.
The classic Rubik's Cube drew the largest lineup of the day with 35 competitors battling across three tense rounds. When the final 3x3 results were tallied, Nick Jordan Mesias Garcia stood atop the podium once again, claiming the 3x3x3 Cube title with a winning average of 9.56 seconds alongside a tournament-best single solve of 7.98 seconds. Carlos Daniel Torres Tello secured the runner-up spot with an average of 10.46 seconds, while Jhonatan Reategui earned third place with a 10.81 average.
Beyond the main event, Jhonatan Reategui put together a dominant run across multiple categories, winning three different events. Reategui captured first place in the 4x4x4 Cube with an average of 42.03 seconds and a best single of 38.92, finishing ahead of Bruno Alonso Villacorta Montoya at 48.44 and Torres Tello at 53.47. In the 5x5x5 Cube, Reategui secured victory with an average of 1:16.47, followed by Mateo Santiago Matos Echevarria at 2:20.30 and Carlos Alberto Ventura Aguero at 3:24.99. Reategui completed his trio of gold medals by taking the Pyraminx title with a 6.68 average, topping Paulo Cesar Flores Vasquez at 7.53 and Matos Echevarria at 11.80.
Carlos Daniel Torres Tello added a victory of his own to his impressive medal haul by winning 3x3x3 One-Handed with an average of 17.68 seconds and a best single of 12.37. Mesias Garcia took second place in that event with a 19.87 average, and Reategui claimed third at 22.72. Meanwhile, Mateo Santiago Matos Echevarria triumphed in Megaminx with a 1:18.94 average, besting Torres Tello at 1:22.27 and Dick Lewis Diaz Fasabi at 2:34.50. Gianfranco Huanqui delivered a standout 15.70 single solve to win 3x3x3 Blindfolded, where memory and execution collide, while Bruno Alonso Villacorta Montoya took the Square-1 title with an 11.47 average.
Away from the top of the podium, several solvers delivered remarkable breakthroughs that made San Juan Cubing 2023 unforgettable for individual progression. José David Aguilar Chávez dropped his 3x3x3 Cube personal best by 41.7 percent down to 40.71 seconds from an earlier 1:09.87. Detwiler Jared Navarro Pinedo took on two events and recorded a huge 40.3 percent improvement in 3x3x3 One-Handed with a 29.20 mark compared to his prior 48.93, along with a 7.9 percent drop to 13.61 in the 3x3x3 Cube and a 5th-place event finish. Jordy Muñoa slashed 37.3 percent off his 3x3x3 Cube time, dropping from 32.47 to 20.37 seconds.
Gadiel Leonardo Del Aguila Vasquez took on two events, registering his first ever attempt at the 2x2x2 Cube with a 13.11 solve and dropping his 3x3x3 Cube best by 29.8 percent to 25.28 seconds. Elias Benjamín Collantes Teco cut 25.3 percent off his 3x3x3 Cube personal record to post a 21.36. José Carlos Collantes Teco secured a 6th-place finish in the 3x3x3 Cube while improving his personal best by 17.3 percent to 12.59 seconds. Nicolas Junior Mesias Garcia entered two events, finishing 12th in 2x2x2 Cube and dropping his 3x3x3 Cube best by 12.7 percent to 24.77, while Novak Lionel Salazar Florida finished 10th in 2x2x2 Cube with a new personal best of 5.19, an 8.8 percent improvement.
The packed schedule provided a full showcase of speed cubing excellence in the heart of the Peruvian jungle. With deep fields, tight podium scrambles, and significant personal milestones across every level of experience, this cubing competition gave local fans plenty to celebrate. As the year 2023 continues to bring solvers together across Peru, the fierce competition at San Juan Cubing 2023 proved how vibrant the regional scene has become.
Especialistas y pruebas tecnicas brillan en el torneo San Juan Cubing 2023Español
Un solitario tiempo de 15.70 segundos en la resolucion a ciegas marco la pauta en una jornada donde las disciplinas mas complejas y especificas captaron la atencion general. El certamen San Juan Cubing 2023 reunio a 39 competidores en el centro comercial Real Plaza Pucallpa para medir su destreza en nueve modalidades distintas a lo largo de 13 intensas rondas de velocidad. La cita oficial de la World Cube Association en la selva peruana demostro que la destreza va mucho mas alla de los cubos tradicionales.
El escenario de Pucallpa, Peru recibio este 17 de junio de 2023 a grandes exponentes de variantes que exigen habilidades unicas sobre la mesa de juego. En 3x3x3 Blindfolded, la exigencia de memorizar y resolver a oscuras culmino con la victoria en solitario de Gianfranco Huanqui gracias a un mejor intento de 15.70. Por su parte, la prueba de Square-1 tuvo a Bruno Alonso Villacorta Montoya como vencedor exclusivo, quien firmo un promedio ganador de 11.47 y un mejor registro individual de 7.06 segundos.
Las categorias de dodecaedros y capas multiples tambien demandaron gran precision a los participantes. Mateo Santiago Matos Echevarria se impuso con autoridad en la final de Megaminx con un promedio de 1:18.94 y un registro individual de 1:14.52, superando a Carlos Daniel Torres Tello y Dick Lewis Diaz Fasabi. Ademas, Jhonatan Reategui mostro su jerarquia en los cubos grandes al dominar la tabla de 5x5x5 Cube con una media de 1:16.47 y un mejor tiempo de 1:12.03, seguido en el podio por Mateo Santiago Matos Echevarria y Carlos Alberto Ventura Aguero.
En la modalidad de 4x4x4 Cube, Jhonatan Reategui repitio triunfo con un promedio de 42.03 y una mejor marca de 38.92, superando a Bruno Alonso Villacorta Montoya y Carlos Daniel Torres Tello. La resolucion con una sola mano, 3x3x3 One-Handed, corono a Carlos Daniel Torres Tello tras completar una media de 17.68 y una ronda rapida de 12.37 segundos, dejando en el segundo lugar a Nick Jordan Mesias Garcia y en el tercero a Jhonatan Reategui en esta conocida prueba.
La competencia de Pyraminx vio nuevamente a Jhonatan Reategui en lo mas alto de la clasificacion al cronometrar una media ganadora de 6.68 y una ronda singular de 4.52 segundos. En dicha prueba piramidal, Paulo Cesar Flores Vasquez aseguro la segunda casilla con un promedio de 7.53, mientras que Mateo Santiago Matos Echevarria completo el podio con 11.80, consolidando el dominio atletico de los especialistas en diferentes tipos de rompecabezas tridimensionales.
Detras de las posiciones de honor, varios competidores celebraron hitos individuales muy significativos en sus trayectorias dentro del speedcubing. Jems Breysner Saromo Soto alcanzo una marca personal de 30.45 en 3x3x3 Cube, mejorando un 19.1% su anterior registro de 37.65 segundos. Jefferson Fermin Soto Caballero disputo dos eventos y logro un registro personal de 10.56 en el cubo clasico, siendo un 5.9% mas rapido que su anterior 11.22, ademas de obtener el cuarto lugar en 3x3x3 One-Handed. Hernan Tuesta Paredes compito en dos modalidades y se ubico sexto en 3x3x3 One-Handed, mientras que Anagabriel Solange Garcia Rengifo participo en una categoria y logro el undécimo puesto en 3x3x3 Cube.
El torneo tambien fue el punto de partida oficial para nuevos talentos que afrontaron su primera competencia de cubos de rubik. Salvador José Vilcahuamán Vela registro su primer intento oficial en 3x3x3 Cube con 26.43 y en 2x2x2 Cube con 13.38. Diego Francisco Olortegui Garcia marco sus primeros registros en 2x2x2 Cube con 20.00 y en 3x3x3 Cube con 54.21. Alonso Raul Gonzalez Pirro participo en dos pruebas debutando con 35.69 en 3x3x3 Cube y 11.48 en 2x2x2 Cube. Por su parte, Ashton Dawson debuto en dos categorias logrando 8.06 en 2x2x2 Cube y 40.16 en 3x3x3 Cube.
Las rondas del clasico cubo de 3x3x3 Cube concentraron a 35 competidores y tuvieron a Nick Jordan Mesias Garcia como el gran triunfador tras tres etapas, alcanzando un promedio final de 9.56 y un mejor intento de 7.98 segundos. Carlos Daniel Torres Tello ocupo el segundo puesto con una media de 10.46, escoltado por Jhonatan Reategui con 10.81. En la final de 2x2x2 Cube, Nick Jordan Mesias Garcia gano nuevamente con una media de 4.10, superando a Carlos Daniel Torres Tello con 4.23 y a Guillermo Antonio Moya Barrios con 4.27.
El cierre de las actividades en San Juan Cubing 2023 confirmo el alto nivel tecnico y la versatilidad de los atletas en el oriente peruano. Con 23 podios acumulados por los participantes locales en el recinto comercial, la jornada evidencio el crecimiento constante de las modalidades no tradicionales y dejo un solido precedente para los proximos encuentros oficiales en el calendario deportivo nacional.