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This year's quarter-final stage of the National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ) has witnessed nothing short of thrilling and intellectual displays by participating schools.
In this anticipated clash, St Augustine's College faced fellow Cape Coast-based Ghana National College and Osei Tutu SHS.
Watch the contest below:
Each of the schools had the potential to winning the contest. In the end, the Augusco boys dominated with a convincing victory over their competitors.
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