About Us

A large group of volunteer crew at the 2022 Oceanic Championship

Our goal is to encourage people to solve puzzles and to assist organisers with hosting WCA competitions.

Speedcubing Australia is a not-for-profit, wholly volunteer-run organisation dedicated to supporting the Australian speedcubing community. Speedcubing is the act of solving twisty puzzles, such as the Rubik’s Cube®, as quickly as possible.

Speedcubing Australia began life in 2010 as the RMIT Rubik’s Cube Club and we are now recognised by the World Cube Association (WCA) as a Regional Organisation. Speedcubing Australia has grown to host in excess of 60 competitions a year in every state and territory.

In July 2019 we hosted the Rubik’s presents WCA World Championships in Melbourne, which saw 833 competitors from over 50 countries compete in one of the WCA largest ever competitions.

There are currently 17 official events you can compete in at a WCA competition - the most well known, is the Rubik’s Cube® or the 3x3x3 Cube as it is officially called. Other events include big cubes up to 7x7x7, solving the cube blindfolded and some that are not even cubes such as the Pyraminx and Clock.

Competitions are open to anyone who can solve a cube, they are supportive and welcoming environments and are a great experience regardless of your age or ability.

If you are interested in working with us to host a competition in your local area, contact us for further information.

Find our 2023 Financial Report Here.

Find our 2024 Financial Report Here.

Committee Members

Dallas McNeil

President

Zak Kenny

Secretary

Charlie van Ooran

Treasurer

David McLean

Member

Patrick Kleverlaan

Member

Vicki Otsu

Member

Kerrie Jarman

Member

SCA Roles

Mitchell Anderson

Website Coordinator

Jeff Hobbs

Child Safety Officer

Tyler Williams

Social Media Coordinator

Nicholas Eppingstall

Social Media Officer

Martin Henry

Social Media Officer

Wei Seet

Social Media Officer

Delegates

Aston Culf

Delegate

SA

Atlas Alerre

Junior Delegate

ACT

Baden Forster

Trainee Delegate

QLD

Beste Cifci

Junior Delegate

VIC

Brianna Edwards

Delegate

VIC

Brock Hamann

Delegate

SA

Bryan Eng

Delegate

NSW

Bryson Azzopardi

Trainee Delegate

NSW

Charlie van Ooran

Senior Delegate

WA

Charlotte Groom

Trainee Delegate

NSW

Chelsea Watts

Trainee Delegate

SA

Conan Mo

Regional Delegate QLD

QLD

Dallas McNeil

Regional Delegate SA

SA

Daniel Patton

Trainee Delegate

VIC

David Edwards

Delegate

VIC

David McLean

Delegate

QLD

Divnoor Bajwa

Delegate

VIC

Ethan Gauci

Trainee Delegate

ACT

Ethan Pride

Delegate

WA

Felix Samuel Williams

Trainee Delegate

SA

Finn Trass

Trainee Delegate

NSW

Fiona Wang

Delegate

NSW

Hao Do

Delegate

QLD

Hayden Ng

Junior Delegate

QLD

James Holdsworth

Delegate

WA

Jayden McNeill

Junior Delegate

QLD

Joey Cavanagh

Trainee Delegate

TAS

Kerrie Jarman

Delegate

VIC

Kittatam Saisaard

Trainee Delegate

SA

Kritika KC

Trainee Delegate

QLD

Lachlan Manson

Trainee Delegate

WA

Lennon Hughes

Regional Delegate Vic & Tas

VIC

Martin Henry

Delegate

NSW

Michelle Brewster

Delegate

TAS

Mitchell Anderson

Junior Delegate

QLD

Myles Jarman

Delegate

VIC

Nathan Nairn

Trainee Delegate

SA

Nathan Seeto

Delegate

NSW

Nguyễn Khang Minh

Junior Delegate

VIC

Nicholas Eppingstall

Trainee Delegate

VIC

Patrick Kleverlaan

Delegate

VIC

Peri Le Dain

Regional Delegate NSW and ACT

NSW

Regan Roberts

Trainee Delegate

WA

Ruby Van Vliet

Delegate

NSW

Sam Van Vliet

Delegate

NSW

Swami Srinivasan

Delegate

VIC

Tam Quan

Junior Delegate

VIC

Tommas Austin-Milne

Trainee Delegate

QLD

Tyler Williams

Delegate

WA

Zak Kenny

Regional Delegate WA & NT

WA