Nick Sota
Nick Sota is the founder of the Parsippany Cube Club and a highly accomplished speedcuber with an average solve time of 10 to 11 seconds on the 3×3. With more than six years of teaching experience, Nick has shared his passion for cubing with over 300 students, guiding them from their very first solves to preparing for competitions. His expertise extends well beyond the standard 3×3, as he can solve a wide range of puzzles including the Pyraminx, 2×2, Skewb, Megaminx, 4×4, 5×5, and more, offering students a chance to explore the full variety of the cubing world. Nick’s teaching approach blends speed-solving techniques with patient, step-by-step explanations, helping both beginners and advanced cubers improve their skills and confidence. Through his leadership and dedication, the Parsippany Cube Club has grown into a welcoming community where students can learn, compete, and celebrate the joy of cubing together.
Emerson Coda
Emerson Coda has been an integral part of the Parsippany Cube Club for the past three years, where he has dedicated himself to teaching and mentoring aspiring cubers. With over seven years of cubing experience, Emerson has developed both speed and depth in the hobby. He holds a personal best of 15 seconds on the 3×3 using the CFOP method and consistently averages around 25 seconds. While his specialty lies in the 3×3, he is also well-versed in solving other puzzles such as the Pyraminx, 2×2, Skewb, and Megaminx, giving students a broad perspective on different cube types. Emerson is particularly passionate about working with beginners, guiding them through the CFOP method step by step, and helping them build confidence as they progress. Over the years, he has taught dozens of students, not only introducing them to the fundamentals but also preparing some for competitive events. His patience, knowledge, and enthusiasm have made him a respected and trusted tutor in the cubing community.
Harry Joelsson
Harry Joelsson is a dedicated tutor of the Parsippany Cube Club who has been cubing for over eight years and sharing his knowledge with others along the way. Averaging around 15 seconds on the 3×3, Harry has both the speed and experience to connect with cubers of all levels. He has taught more than 50 students, working with complete beginners who are just learning the basics as well as advanced solvers looking to refine their skills and shave seconds off their times. Beyond teaching, Harry also plays an active role in supporting PCC competitions, helping to organize and guide participants through the competitive experience. His combination of technical skill, teaching ability, and commitment to the club makes him an important contributor to the growth and success of the community.
Rohan Mruthik
Rohan has been teaching at the Parsippany Cube Club’s summer camps for the past four years, focusing primarily on helping beginners take their first steps into cubing. He has worked with more than 10 students, patiently guiding them through the basics and sparking their interest in the hobby. While he enjoys teaching a variety of puzzles, Rohan specializes in the 2×2, Pyraminx, and other side events where he brings advanced strategies and tips to his students. His approachable style and ability to break down methods into simple, easy-to-follow steps make him especially effective with newcomers. By combining his own expertise with a passion for teaching, Rohan has become a valued mentor who helps lay the foundation for future cubers at every summer camp.
Bailey Austin
Bailey Austin has been a key instructor at the Parsippany Cube Club’s programs, bringing several years of experience working with new cubers. Bailey focuses on introducing beginners to the fundamentals of solving, but his approach emphasizes building confidence and excitement from the very first solve. He has taught more than 10 students during his time with the club, always tailoring his lessons to match each student’s pace and learning style. Bailey has a strong interest in events beyond the standard 3×3, with particular skill in the 2×2, Pyraminx, and other side puzzles, which he uses to show students the variety and creativity within cubing. His enthusiasm, patience, and ability to connect with younger cubers make him an important part of the club’s teaching team, ensuring that every student leaves camp motivated to keep improving.
Shayura Mathur
Shayura Mathur has been teaching at the Parsippany Cube Club for four years, focusing on helping advanced students refine their skills and reach the next level of competition. Averaging solves in the 12 to 15 second range, Shayura brings both speed and deep knowledge to every lesson. Specializing in advanced methods and higher-order NxN puzzles, Shayura works closely with students who already know the basics and are ready to push themselves further. His teaching style emphasizes efficiency, advanced algorithms, and smart solving strategies that can make the difference in competitive settings. Known for his ability to break down complex concepts into clear, manageable steps, Shayura has become the go-to mentor for cubers aiming to achieve faster times and master more challenging puzzles.
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