We interviewed them before they left and now our Stackeroos have returned heroes!

First, to familiarise yourself with the rules of this rather unusual contest...

Cup Stacking Rules

3-3-3: Uses 9 cups. The stacker must create three pyramids of 3 cups each and then down stack the cups back into nested stacks of 3 in the order that they were upstacked.

3-6-3: Uses 12 cups. The stacker must stack up three pyramids made up of three cups on the left, six cups in the center, and three cups on the right (3-6-3) and downstack it to the three nested stacks.

Cycle: Uses 12 cups. This is a sequence of stacks in the following order: a 3-6-3 stack (see above), a 6-6 stack (two pyramids of six cups stacked up and down into one stack containing all twelve cups altogether) and a 1-10-1 stack (a pyramid of ten cups in the middle), finishing in a down stacked 3-6-3.

Current world records:
3-3-3 world record: William Polly, time 1.68 sec
3-6-3 world record: Zhewei Wu, time 1.96 sec
Cycle world record: Steven Purugganan, time 5.93 sec and Mason Langenderfer, time 5.93 sec
Doubles Cycle: Ryan Powell and Timo Reuhl time 7.09 sec
Timed 3-6-3 Relay: Winning time 14.44 sec
MEET THE STACKAROOS
Alisa Johnson (Victoria) 9 yrs division
Molly Hallam (Victoria) 9 yrs division (Vice Captain)
Prince Jayasundera (Victoria) 12yrs division
Jemimah Bish (Victoria) 13 yrs division
Amy Annett (Victoria) 13 yrs division
Racheal Bromley (Victoria) 18 yrs division (Captain)
Tyrone Hallam (Victoria) Masters 2 division (Coach)