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Five-time NSMQ Champion and defending champions, Prempeh College faced off with Mawuli School and Aburi Presby SHS in the last quarter-final contest for today.
Mawuli School and Aburi Presby SHS, in their last respective contests, scored the highest points to make it through to the quarterfinal stage of the contest.
Their amazing performances have proven that they can give the Kumasi-based school a tough contest.
But the defending champions eventually managed to win the contest at the end of the day with 47 points, Aburi Presby garnered 41 points and Mawuli School had 32 points.
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