Parsippany Cube Club
Competition Team
The cubers who represent PCC at competitions — chasing personal bests and bringing home podium finishes.
Vasant Raghavan
Competition Team
Hi, my name is Vasant Raghavan and I am in 5th grade and live in New Jersey. I like to solve rubik’s cubes because I feel happy when I get a new record solve time. I can solve 3x3x3, 2x2x2, 4x4x4, 5x5x5, 6x6x6, etc. My goal is sub – 10 average on 3x3x3. My favorite is the 2x2x2 and I don’t plan on quitting cubing anytime soon.
Michael Shatkin
Competition Team
My name is Michael Shatkin. I started cubing about 1-2 years ago. I started cubing because I wanted to impress my friends and family. I learned the 3 by 3 in 3 days, and found out that I really enjoyed cubing. I recently learned how to solve a 8×8. I eventually got other puzzles and improved on 3 by 3 as well. My goal is to get sub 20 consistently on the 3 by 3. I am happy with my progress in cubing and will keep working on it. I am excited to join your team and looking forward to new comp challenges.
Michael Miloslavskiy
Competition Team
My name is Mike. I am a 9-year old speedcuber who averages about 14 seconds on 3×3 and have been to 15 official World Cube Association competitions in 6 different states. I also went to the Competition organized by the LEO club in Parsippany and Got 1st place on 2×2. My other hobbies are: track and field, rock climbing, doing math and sleeping. My favorite cube to solve is the Square-1 because it is pretty easy and quick to solve and my least favorite cube is the puppet cube 2 because it is very hard and boring to solve. I have over 150 cubes in my collection and 17 3×3’s. I have Rubik’s cubes 1×1 to 8×8. I have shape-shifting and even color changing cubes. some of my cubes i’ve never solved before for example the ghost cube and the puppet cube 1.
Arsh Wagh
Competition Team
This is Arsh. Second grader at Northvail elementary school. I got interested into Cubing after watching a video on YouTube. My first cube was a basic 3×3 from Target. My current avg is ~30 seconds on 3×3. I participated in my first competition last year. My best solve till date is 10 secs in New England championship.
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Love solving under pressure? Email us to join the team and compete at local and WCA events.