Singapore Mofunland Cruise 2025

Eighty-one competitors gathered at the Marina Bay Cruise Centre as the Singapore Mofunland Cruise 2025 brought elite speedcubing action to Singapore, Singapore on June 26, 2025. Across twelve intense rounds and five distinct events, the competition hall buzzed with focused energy as players took to the stations to test their technique against the clock. The seaside venue offered a spacious setting for the single-day WCA competition, providing an expansive arena where solvers of all skill levels traded quick turns, examined scramble patterns, and cheered on fellow participants throughout a packed schedule.

The premier 3x3x3 Cube event drew a large field of seventy-four hopefuls across three demanding stages. Yiheng Wang delivered an exceptional masterclass on the classic Rubik's Cube, capturing first place with a blistering winning average of 5.19 seconds and unleashing a breathtaking best single solve of 3.06. Tee Kai Yang secured the second spot on the podium with a 6.97 average, while Ping-Yueh Huang took third place with a 7.48 mark. The high-calibre 3x3 results demonstrated the incredible sharpness at the top tier of international speed cubing.

Yiheng Wang also dominated the 2x2x2 Cube contest, topping a lineup of fifty-six competitors across three rounds. Wang claimed the title with a rapid 1.20 winning average, highlighted by a fastest single of exactly 1.00 second. Aiden Lim Tze Choon earned the runner-up position with a 2.45 average, closely followed by Deng Zhengping in third place at 2.48. The short scramble times and sudden, explosive solutions in the event kept the tables constantly turning inside the bustling Marina Bay hall.

In the Pyraminx bracket, forty-eight solvers tackled the tetrahedral puzzle across two competitive rounds. Yiheng Wang completed a remarkable sweep of three separate event titles at the Singapore Mofunland Cruise 2025 by taking gold with a winning average of 2.44 and a best single of 2.07. Lim Jia Ying posted a clean 2.87 average to claim the silver medal, while Koh Zi Yi finished in third place with a solid 3.78 average to round out an impressive podium.

The single-handed solvers took center stage during 3x3x3 One-Handed, where thirty-one competitors navigated the technical challenge across two rounds. Tee Kai Yang navigated the field to seize first place with a 10.66 average and a sharp best single solve of 9.58 seconds. Deng Zhengping claimed second place with an 11.87 average, while Yiheng Wang added another medal to his haul by securing third with 13.48, proving versatility across multiple disciplines.

Skewb action brought further excitement to the Singapore Mofunland Cruise 2025, featuring thirty-five participants over two rounds of competition. Chen Haorong secured the event victory with a 4.13 average, bolstered by a 3.02 best single attempt. Deng Zhengping achieved his third podium finish of the day by taking second place with a 4.83 average, and Lim Chun Yik locked up the third step on the podium with an average of 5.06.

Behind the headline trophies, several determined solvers reached significant personal milestones at the Marina Bay venue. Ethan Seah Xun Kui delivered a standout improvement in the 2x2x2 Cube, logging a personal best of 7.79 seconds to beat his previous mark by 57.4 percent. Jacob Ding slashed his Pyraminx personal best down to 7.07 seconds, an impressive 55.1 percent drop. Evan Hutama Santoso took on two events and recorded a 4.27 in 2x2x2 Cube, cutting 41.7 percent off his past standard, while Teo Zhi Long Russell entered five events, trimmed his 3x3x3 Cube mark by 36.6 percent to 14.85 seconds, and made his first ever attempts at Skewb with 12.81 and 3x3x3 One-Handed with 1:06.89.

Other dedicated competitors embraced brand new challenges on the competition floor. Guo Zirui cut 32.3 percent off his 3x3x3 Cube best to reach 10.98 seconds and made his first official attempt at 3x3x3 One-Handed with a time of 25.70. Bai Zijun competed in three events, recording personal bests across all three including a 2.44 in 2x2x2 Cube to finish 7th overall, a 7.37 in 3x3x3 Cube, and a 7.39 in Skewb. Making their debuts at a cubing competition, Zayyan Adam Zeya tackled five events including a first 3x3x3 Cube solve of 20.52, while Lin Zhiying Robinson entered four events, posting an initial 16.44 in 3x3x3 Cube and a 9.23 in Pyraminx.

Host nation Singapore collected a total of seven podium placements across the day, while China earned four, Malaysia claimed three, and Taiwan secured one. The single-day tournament brought together a vibrant mix of top-tier talent and emerging speedcubers on the waterfront. As the final scrambles cleared and timers reset, the Singapore Mofunland Cruise 2025 closed out a memorable chapter of fast solves, strong debuts, and sharp competitive performances at the Marina Bay Cruise Centre.