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With 37 points Aburi Presby SHTS has secured a slot in the NSMQ semi finals.
They beat Osino Presby with two points. The Northern School of Business finished the competition with 14 points.
Following this competition, is the last quarterfinal battle between Ghana National College, Koforidua Sec. Tech and the boys from Presec Legon, who are hoping for a sixth trophy this year.
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