Trebelno Open 2025

Inside Športni center Trebelno on May 31, 2025, tables were arranged with timers, display mats, and inspection covers ready for a full schedule of puzzle action. The sports hall in Trebelno, Slovenia quickly filled with 74 competitors taking their seats across 11 rounds of official action. A massive wave of fresh talent arrived to try new formats and clock official marks for the first time, bringing high energy to the arena before the opening signals initiated the first turn of the day.

The single-day cubing competition featured five official events, offering a varied test of speedcubing skill from the classic cube to irregular shapes. Across 11 rounds, competitors took on challenges ranging from precision-heavy dial adjustments to multi-layered alignment problems. Trebelno Open 2025 gave newcomers and experienced solvers alike a compact, fast-paced stage to test their practice under official tournament conditions, providing plenty of chances to set benchmark marks across the board.

Alexey Tsvetkov delivered a commanding performance in the premier discipline, claiming victory in the 3x3x3 Cube with a winning average of 5.82 seconds and a best single solve of 5.09 seconds. The event drew a large field of 72 competitors through three demanding rounds, making the 3x3 results a showcase of sharp turn execution. Zénó Vitale of Hungary took second place on the podium with a 6.28 average, while Croatia's David Vujasić secured third place averaging 8.29 seconds in the final round.

Tsvetkov was equally effective in the 2x2x2 Cube, securing his second title of the weekend with a dominant 1.41 winning average and a best single solve of 1.21. The competition in this fast sprint event was deep, with 61 competitors battling through three rounds. Marcel Ručigaj earned second place with a 2.39 average, while Matej Bolta claimed third with a 3.17 average. The rapid pace of the miniature Rubik's Cube highlighted the quick recognition required across each round.

Beyond the top podium steps, the heart of the weekend lived in the personal milestones earned across the hall. Jan Badovinac entered four events at Trebelno Open 2025, recording a 25th place finish in Megaminx while logging first ever attempts in Square-1 with a time of 1:22.45 and Megaminx in 2:17.03, alongside an 18.18 personal best in the 3x3x3 Cube that was 40.8 percent faster than before. Tom Macele tackled five disciplines, setting debut marks of 2:45.58 in Megaminx, 59.08 in Square-1, and 28.50 in Clock. Clemens Jaklitsch made his first ever Megaminx attempt in 2:42.66 and dropped his 2x2x2 Cube personal best by 44.8 percent down to 3.82 seconds. Tian Hren achieved a fifth-place finish in Megaminx, registering a first attempt at Square-1 in 1:02.52 and cutting 35.9 percent off his previous Megaminx best with a 46.91 single.

That same drive for personal progress powered several other standout efforts throughout the day. Tom Rozman logged his first ever attempt in the 2x2x2 Cube at 5.52 seconds and improved his 3x3x3 Cube personal best by 27.5 percent down to 14.90 seconds. Samuel Bolčina entered three events, taking on his first official 3x3x3 Cube solve in 37.34 seconds and a first Megaminx attempt in 3:41.10. Julian Waltl took on five separate events, improving his 3x3x3 Cube mark by 36.8 percent down to 18.68 seconds and trimming his Clock best to 18.89 seconds. Gašper Virant rounded out the breakthroughs by logging his first 2x2x2 Cube time at 3.80 seconds and cutting 23.2 percent off his 3x3x3 Cube best with a 12.38 single, demonstrating how much speed cubing growth unfolded outside the podium battles.

The side events delivered equally compelling drama throughout the afternoon schedule. In Clock, Gregor Mikic took the gold medal with a 5.68 winning average and a 3.73 single across two rounds of 36 competitors, narrowly edging Jakov Srečković who finished at 5.70, with Oskar Vidiček taking third at 6.10. Vidiček found the top step in Megaminx, taking victory with a 41.31 winning average and a 39.86 best single over Matic Omulec at 45.10 and David Vujasić at 50.88 across 35 competitors.

Square-1 wrapped up the puzzle disciplines across two rounds featuring 28 competitors, where Anton Kokalj Pezzano clinched the title with a 10.54 winning average and a 7.86 single. Marcel Niedl of Austria took second place averaging 11.10 seconds, followed closely by Marcel Ručigaj in third at 11.67 seconds. Across all five disciplines, host nation Slovenia collected eight podium finishes, while Croatia earned three, Russia took two, and Hungary and Austria captured one apiece.

When the final tables were cleared at Športni center Trebelno, Trebelno Open 2025 concluded as a memorable gathering filled with breakthrough solves and competitive milestones. Solvers from across the region walked away with hard-earned personal records, debut results, and valuable tournament experience. As the 2025 season continues forward, this WCA competition provided an ideal showcase for rising local talent to establish their names on the official scoreboards.

Alexey Tsvetkov je na tekmovanju Trebelno Open 2025 poskrbel za najbolj izjemen dosezek dneva z izjemnim povprecjem 1.41 sekunde na 2x2x2 kocki, pri cemer je postavil tudi izjemen posamicni cas 0.86 sekunde. Ta predstava je bila le uvod v celodnevno dogajanje v kraju Trebelno, Slovenia, kjer so se 31. maja 2025 zbrali ljubitelji hitrostnega resevanja vseh vrst mehanicnih ugank. Dogodek je v prostorih Športnega centra Trebelno zdruzil 74 tekmovalcev, ki so se pomerili v 5 razlicnih disciplinah skozi skupno 11 tekmovalnih krogov, pri cemer je vsak nastop zahteval izjemno raven priprave in natancnosti.

Hitrostno resevanje mehanicnih ugank je disciplina, ki od tekmovalcev zahteva popolno zbranost, izostren spomin in neverjetno usklajenost prstov. Ceprav slepo resevanje velja za vrhunec mentalne koncentracije in natancnega pomnjenja prostorskih postavitev, so enako mero zbranosti zahtevale tudi vse druge preizkusnje na sporedu. Za Rubikova kocka tekmovalce je bil vsak zacetni pregled uganke kljucnega pomena, saj so morali v zgolj nekaj sekundah v mislih nacrtovati celoten potek potez in ostati popolnoma mirni pod pritiskom tekme ter natancnih merilcev casa.

V kraljevski disciplini klasicne 3x3x3 kocke, v kateri se je pomerilo kar 72 nastopajocih skozi 3 kroge, je znova slavil Alexey Tsvetkov. Zmagovalec je v finalu zabelezil zmagovito povprecje 5.82 sekunde z najboljsim posamicnim casom 5.09 sekunde. Drugo mesto je zasedel Zénó Vitale iz Madzarske s povprecjem 6.28 sekunde, tretje mesto na zmagovalnem odru pa si je priboril hrvaski predstavnik David Vujasić s casom 8.29 sekunde. Tudi na manjsi 2x2x2 kocki, kjer je nastopilo 61 tekmovalcev, je bila konkurenca izjemno mocna, poleg Tsvetkova pa sta se na stopnicke uvrstila se slovenska tekmovalca Marcel Ručigaj s povprecjem 2.39 in Matej Bolta s povprecjem 3.17 sekunde.

Domaci navijaci so prisli na svoj racun v preostalih disciplinah, saj so slovenski tekmovalci skupno osvojili kar 8 uvrstitev na zmagovalni oder, medtem ko je Hrvaska zbrala 3, Rusija 2 ter Madzarska in Avstrija po 1 uvrstitev. V disciplini Clock je po dveh krogih med 36 tekmovalci slavil Gregor Mikic z zmagovalnim povprecjem 5.68 sekunde in najboljsim poskusom 3.73 sekunde, s cimer je tesno prehitel Jakova Srečkovića iz Hrvaske, ki je dosegel povprecje 5.70 sekunde, tretji pa je bil Oskar Vidiček s povprecjem 6.10 sekunde. V disciplini Megaminx je Oskar Vidiček zmagal s povprecjem 41.31 sekunde in posamicnim casom 39.86 sekunde pred Maticem Omulcem s 45.10 sekunde in Davidom Vujasićem s 50.88 sekunde.

Napet dvoboj se je odvil tudi na uganki Square-1, kjer je skozi dva kroga med 28 tekmovalci zmago slavil Anton Kokalj Pezzano z odlicnim povprecjem 10.54 sekunde in najboljsim posamicnim casom 7.86 sekunde. Na drugo mesto se je uvrstil avstrijski tekmovalec Marcel Niedl s povprecjem 11.10 sekunde, tretje mesto pa je zasedel Marcel Ručigaj s povprecjem 11.67 sekunde. Ta disciplina s svojo specificno geometrijo in spreminjanjem oblike zahteva popolnoma drugacen nacin razmisljanja ter izjemno hitre prilagoditve pri vsakem obratu.

Za uradnimi rezultati na vrhu lestvice pa se skrivajo izjemni osebni dosezki, ki so zaznamovali to speedcubing srecanje. Žan Bobič je zabelezil izjemen napredek na 2x2x2 kocki, kjer je z novim osebnim rekordom 2.19 sekunde svoj prejsnji dosezek 3.69 popravil za kar 40.7 odstotka. Svit Peternelj je na svojem tretjem tekmovanju v karieri nastopil v dveh disciplinah ter v preizkusi 3x3x3 dosegel osebni rekord 22.07 sekunde, kar je 21.5 odstotka hitreje od prejsnjih 28.11 sekunde, hkrati pa je zabelezil svoj sploh prvi uradni poskus na 2x2x2 kocki s casom 5.59 sekunde. Gal Hardi je na svojem tretjem turnirju tekmoval v treh disciplinah, zabelezil prvi nastop na Square-1 s casom 1:39.70 ter izboljsal osebni rekord na 3x3x3 kocki na 12.65 sekunde, kar je 11.5 odstotka hitreje od prejsnjih 14.30 sekunde. Marko Riegelnik je prav tako prvič nastopil na Square-1 s casom 1:41.13 ter izboljsal cas na 2x2x2 kocki za 8.9 odstotka na 6.63 sekunde ob nastopu na 3x3x3 kocki s casom 30.10 sekunde.

Za stevilne tekmovalce je bilo to sploh prvo WCA tekmovanje v karieri, kjer so uspesno prebili tekmovalni led. Miha Marovt je na svojem premiernem nastopu tekmoval v treh disciplinah in dosegel najboljso uvrstitev z 29. mestom na Megaminxu, ob tem pa postavil prve uradne case 16.32 na 3x3x3, 4.72 na 2x2x2 ter 2:44.48 na Megaminxu. Niklas Lazov se je preizkusil v dveh disciplinah in vpisal svoja prva rezultata 6.81 na 2x2x2 ter 23.14 na 3x3x3 kocki. Leonhard Stefan Jaklitsch je v svojih dveh disciplinah zabelezil zacetna casa 49.29 na 3x3x3 in 15.31 na 2x2x2 kocki, Nino Martinovič pa je svoj prvi tekmovalni nastop kronal s casoma 38.48 na 3x3x3 in 11.63 na 2x2x2 kocki.

Enodnevni dogodek Trebelno Open 2025 se je tako zakljucil kot izjemno uspesen praznik hitrostnega sestavljanja ugank v Sloveniji. Tekmovalci vseh ravni so prikazali vrhunsko osredotocenost, tehnicno znanje in predanost svojemu sportu, stevilni osebni napredki pa napovedujejo mocno konkurenco tudi v prihodnjih sezonah mehanicnih ugankarskig izzivov.