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The race to become Eastern Regional Champions of the 2021 National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ) has proven to be for the bold and daring as Aburi Girls SHS (ABUGIS) failed to qualify for the semi-final stage.
Contestants for Ghana SHS (GHANASS), Koforidua on Friday, June 4, shattered the hopes and aspirations of three schools including the girls from ABUGISS.
Aburi Girls Senior High School (ABUGISS) who withdrew from 2020’s NSMQ contest but decided to participate in this year’s competition had many supporters excited and looking out for an intense competition. But these dreams were short lived.
To secure a slot in the semi-final stage, GHANASS today schooled Nifa SHS, Aburi Girls' SHS and Osino Presby SHS on the true qualities of a leader.
As swift as a Cheetah, contestants from the Koforidua-based school secured the lead position with 22 points. Nifa SHS followed closely with 12 while both Aburi Girls Osino Presby SHS scored 8 points.
Eastern Regional Championship
— NSMQ Ghana (@NSMQGhana) June 4, 2021
End of round 2
Ghana SHS, Koforidua: 34pts
Nifa SHS: 18pts
Osino Presby SHS: 10pts
Aburi Girls' SHS: 07pts#NSMQ2021 #AbsaRegionalChampionship #Primetime pic.twitter.com/9UbUkvT5Bu
At the end of the Speed Race in Round Two, GHANASS had earned 34 points on the scoreboard. At this point, Aburi Girls’ SHS had lost one point from the earlier score.
The margin between Ghana SHS, Koforidua and Nifa SHS, the closest contender at the end of the third round, was 19 points.
Assured of victory, Ghana SHS, Koforidua ended the day’s contest with 50 points.
Eastern Regional Championship
— NSMQ Ghana (@NSMQGhana) June 4, 2021
End of contest
Ghana SHS, Koforidua: 50pts
Nifa SHS: 28pts
Aburi Girls' SHS: 20pts
Osino Presby SHS: 14pts
Easy peasey for GHANASS! We'll see you in the semifinal stage. #NSMQ2021 #AbsaRegionalChampionship #Primetime pic.twitter.com/GOk30IxvCi
Meanwhile, in the Eastern Regional Championship, four schools have progressed to the Semifinal stage: St. Peter's SHS, Pope John SHS, Koforidua Sec. Tech. and Ghana SHS, Koforidua.
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