NSMQ 22 SEMI FINALS.

 


The semi finals for the National Science and Maths Quiz 2022 happened yesterday 23rd October 2022 at the Saarah-Mensah Auditorium  in KNUST, Kumasi. There were three contests in all. Each contest featuring 3 schools.

In the first contest of the day, we had Prempeh College, Abetifi Presby and Mfantsipim School contesting against each other. The Amanfour saw victory once again in this contest. They won the contest with 49 points. Abetifi Presby had 43 points and Kwabotwe had 41 points. Prempeh College qualified to the finals.

The second contest of the day featured PRESEC-LEGON vs St. James Sem. S.H.S vs Kumasi High School. The Blue Magicians once again won this contest smoothly with 51 points and a huge gap between her and her opponents. St. James had 35 points and Kumasi High had 8 points. The Presbyterian Boys qualified to the finals.



The last contest of the day saw Adisadel College qualifying to the finals after locking horns with Opoku Ware  School and St. Augustines College. The Santaclausains won this contest with 49 points. Akatakyie had 33 and Augusco had 22 points. The Zebra boys, qualified to the finals.

At the end of the day, The Amanfour from Kumasi, The Blue Magicians from Madina and The Zebra from Cape Coast will be locking horns in the grande finale of the competition on Wednesday 26th October 2022.



Who wins the trophy this year? Is this the '6son' for Prempeh College's 6th trophy? Is Presec-Legon still 7 a living God? Or Is the Zebra boys in to claim something as well? 

Will be bringing you updates on the grand finale. Visit this space for more exciting and juicy updates and news. 

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Anonymous said…
Don’t think presec can win it this time around
October 24, 2022 at 4:24 PM
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