See Georgia: Cloudland Canyon B 2025

57 competitors gathered inside Cloudland Canyon State Park as competitive speedcubing arrived in the northwest corner of the state. Held in Rising Fawn, Georgia, USA on February 23, 2025, See Georgia: Cloudland Canyon B 2025 staged 10 total rounds across five official disciplines. The rustic park setting offered an energetic backdrop where seasoned specialists and fresh faces filled the tables, testing their setups across big cubes, side events, and classic puzzles throughout an action-packed single-day schedule.

The premier 3x3x3 Cube contest delivered a thrilling conclusion across three full rounds of play. Eli Parker captured the championship with a winning average of 6.83 seconds, having also set the tournament low single mark of 6.10 seconds earlier in the event. Vishwa Sankar pushed hard to secure second place with a final average of 7.90 seconds, while Keon Wilson rounded out the podium in third with an 8.83 average. The top-tier 3x3 results demonstrated outstanding consistency, giving spectators at this WCA competition plenty to celebrate.

Vishwa Sankar dominated the big cube division, walking away with victories in both the 6x6x6 Cube and 7x7x7 Cube. Sankar won the 6x6x6 Cube title behind a stellar 1:22.51 average, backed by the best single of the day at 1:16.38. Katie Hull secured the runner-up position with a mark of 1:44.02, while Keon Wilson claimed third place in 2:02.27. Sankar later returned to the solving table in the 7x7x7 Cube to complete the double, capturing first place with an average of 2:09.09 and a 2:05.00 single.

In the 7x7x7 Cube final, Katie Hull once again stood on the podium, taking second place with a solid 2:56.49 average. Raymond Goslow secured third place with a 3:17.91 result. The discipline required sustained concentration over long solves, offering a sharp contrast to the rapid-fire action seen elsewhere in the hall. Across all five categories, competitors from the United States took all 15 podium spots on offer at See Georgia: Cloudland Canyon B 2025.

The Pyraminx produced the quickest turnarounds of the weekend, featuring 43 entrants battling through two rounds. Keon Wilson claimed first place with a blistering winning average of 2.24 seconds, highlighted by a 1.72 single solve. Eli Parker followed in second place with an average of 3.61 seconds, while Shawn Campbell earned bronze with a 4.07 average. Meanwhile, the 3x3x3 Blindfolded division saw Jacob Ambrose take top honors with a decisive single of 1:13.53, finishing ahead of Vishwa Sankar at 1:34.65 and Clay Moore at 2:20.40.

Away from the top of the leaderboard, individual breakthroughs formed the true pulse of the cubing competition. Godric Turnage slashed their Pyraminx personal best to 8.42 seconds, a massive 52.9 percent improvement over their previous 17.89 mark, while also shaving 23.6 percent from their 3x3x3 Rubik's Cube standard to finish at 39.86. Matteo Satelmajer took on their first ever attempt at Pyraminx with an 11.68 while cutting their 3x3x3 time down by 27.6 percent to 12.58 seconds for a 14th-place ranking. Sanjay Kumar Ramkumar recorded a first official 7x7x7 Cube attempt of 4:48.16 alongside a 6x6x6 Cube personal best of 2:38.62, which was 12.9 percent faster than before. David Rousey dropped their 3x3x3 benchmark by 31.1 percent to 21.15 seconds and notched a 9.33 in Pyraminx.

Other competitors took on wide programs across multiple puzzles with impressive progress at See Georgia: Cloudland Canyon B 2025. Niko Johnson cut 30.4 percent off their Pyraminx record to reach 10.95 seconds. Ryan Strickland entered all five events, finishing fifth in 3x3x3 Blindfolded while posting a 6x6x6 Cube personal best of 2:17.12 that was 17.5 percent faster than their previous benchmark. Connor Easley also took on five disciplines, capturing personal records in Pyraminx at 5.44 seconds, 7x7x7 Cube at 3:23.57, and 6x6x6 Cube at 2:12.80. Alakai Pilgrim made their official speed cubing debut by tackling four separate events, recording initial times of 10.97 in Pyraminx, 4:23.69 in 6x6x6 Cube, and 6:53.22 in 7x7x7 Cube.

The single-day meet concluded with lively exchanges among competitors sharing solves and discussing setup techniques across different hardware formats. From the high-speed drama of the Pyraminx to the endurance challenges of the 7x7x7 Cube, See Georgia: Cloudland Canyon B 2025 showcased the breadth of the sport in Georgia. As timers reset and tables cleared, the community departed Cloudland Canyon State Park with fresh personal bests in hand, already looking ahead to the next stops on the regional circuit.