Singapore Championship 2026 stands as one of the most anticipated speedcubing events in Southeast Asia, bringing together 180 elite competitors to the prestigious Lecture Theatre 27 at the National University of Singapore.
This major WCA-sanctioned championship represents the pinnacle of competitive speedcubing in Singapore, attracting participants from across the region for an extended three-day competition weekend.
Organizers: Cheryl Chen Miao Jing, Chin Yu An, Dylan Seah Tze Siang (谢智翔), Glen Goh Wee Zhuan (吴洧全), NUS Cube Club, Ng Kang Zhe (黄康哲), Ng Xu Xian, Ong Yu Xian, Tristan Chua Yong, Troy Tan Hong Kai, and Wong Chong Wen (黄崇文)
Organizer Email: nus.mathsoc.cubes@gmail.com
WCA Delegates: Carmen Teo Bin Jie (张斌婕), Wang Junwen (王俊文), and Zhou Yichen (周奕臣)
Registration Open Date (Your Time Zone): 31-12-2025, 9:00 PM GMT+8
Registration Close Date (Your Time Zone): 16-01-2027, 7:59 PM GMT+8
Registration Fee (SGD): $13 (No on-the-spot registrations will be accepted)
Spectator Entry Fee: FREE
Event Changes: Registered competitors can change their events until January 16, 2026, at 7:59 PM GMT+8, by contacting the organization team
Participant Refund Policy: 23% refund is available for cancellations made before January 16, 2026, at 7:59 PM GMT+8
Waiting List Refund Policy: Registrants may be accepted until January 16, 2026, at 7:59 PM GMT+8
Competitor Limit: 180
Singapore Championship 2026 represented a watershed moment for Singaporean speedcubing, bringing together an unprecedented organizational effort to host one of the country’s most prestigious competitions. The eleven-organiser committee, including full NUS Cube Club involvement, demonstrated the community’s maturity and capacity to execute large-scale events at world-class venues.
The National University of Singapore venue provided an exceptional setting for competition. Lecture Theatre 27 offered modern facilities, a professional atmosphere, and the intellectual ambiance befitting a championship event. The university connection also fostered potential interest among students and faculty, expanding speedcubing’s reach within the academic community.
The qualification requirement elevated the quality of competition across all events. By requiring competitors to demonstrate prior achievement before registering, the event ensured that every participant was genuinely prepared for championship-level competition. This policy raised the overall caliber of results and provided a more meaningful competitive experience for all involved.
The three-day format allowed comprehensive event programming without the rushed atmosphere common at single-day competitions. Competitors could pace themselves across multiple events, recover between rounds, and maintain peak performance throughout the championship. This extended schedule particularly benefited those competing in numerous events or those seeking multiple podium finishes.
The organizing team’s diversity—combining experienced veterans like Dylan Seah Tze Siang and Glen Goh Wee Zhuan with newer leaders—ensured both institutional knowledge and fresh perspectives. NUS Cube Club’s central role reinforced the connection between competitive speedcubing and academic communities, potentially inspiring student participation and long-term community development.
For Singapore’s speedcubing community, this championship represented more than competition—it celebrated the sport’s growth and the collaborative effort required to host world-class events. The 180-competitor field, prestigious venue, and professional organization positioned Singapore Championship 2026 as a model for future national competitions throughout Southeast Asia.
Celebrate the achievements of Singapore Championship 2026, where exceptional competition, community collaboration, and academic excellence came together for a landmark weekend of speedcubing in the Lion City!
Singapore Championship 2026 Top 3 Result
3x3x3 Cube Final
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