All of my accomplishments surrounding the 4×4 Rubik’s Cube!
I solve the 4×4 Cube 5 times, and the average of those 5 times was 29.05 seconds. As you can probably tell from the video, I was ecstatic to have received such a mind-boggling result! It even put me 7th in the country at the time!
I solve the 4×4 Rubik’s Cube in 26.19 seconds. Although I did mess up once during the solve, I still achieved a really nice time!
A decent 4×4 solve that I got in practice recently.
Despite a small amount of luck, I was able to achieve a 27.09 average in competition! Not only did this result bump me up to second in Washington, but I also achieved 3rd place in round 2 of 4×4 at Nationals!
To my amazement, I officially completed the 4×4 in 23.70 seconds! This competition took place one week after Nationals, so I was quite burned out. This solve also places me second in the state of Washington.
At a competition in Portland, I solve the 4×4 five times and get an average result of 27.27. Unfortunately, on one of the solves, I stopped the timer when the cube was still a turn away from being solved, resulting in a +2 second penalty. The penalty costed what could have been my first sub-27 second average, unfortunately. Regardless, I still ended up winning the competition, which I am very proud of!
I got a 26.12 second 4×4 average of five, although it wasn’t in competition. Despite a little luck, I’m still really proud of this result!
At a recent competition in Ellensburg, I solve the 4×4 in 23.67 seconds. My fastest solve in competition is a 22.50 from a few months ago, although that wasn’t recorded. This solve is my fastest competition solve caught on camera.
At the the third Cubing at Home competition, I get a 4×4 cube average of 26.26 seconds, placing me third out of the several hundred competitors who participated!
During my latest Twitch stream, I get a 4×4 solve time of 22.32 seconds!
Wow! Today has been a really good day for me! During the 4×4 finals of the Twisty Puzzle Cup (another online competition), I get a 4×4 solve of 20.97!! This is my second time ever getting a time under 21 seconds, and to think that it was on camera is insane! The commentators seemed to have been as hyped as I was, haha.
For the seventh Cubing at Home competition, Cubing at Home 1.2, the organizers invited me to compete in 4×4 on their Twitch stream. Even under all of the pressure that comes with solving in front of hundreds of people, I still managed to secure a third place spot with a result of 26.61!
During a competition in Missoula, Montana, I broke my personal record 4×4 average of 26.12, beating my previous record (27.09) by almost a whole second! This is also the new Washington State Record!
I managed to break both WA state records for 4×4! The 25.96 average is the first ever sub-26 done by someone in the region. I also broke the previous state record single of 21.73 with a time of 21.01. I’m especially happy about this one since the 21.73 had stood for almost four years before someone managed to break it.
At the Northeast Championship in Boston, I broke the state record for 4×4 average!
My second best 4×4 average to date. The average had a lot of potential going into the last solve, but unfortunately my nerves got the best of me!
This new result beat my previous PR 4×4 average by over 1.7 seconds! I’m now 16th in the world and 6th in the US.