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It was a contest that was described as the Central Region derby.
Adisadel College had a neck-to-neck battle with Swedru SHS and Assin State College in that NSMQ quarter-final race.
Some schools seen as underdogs have given impressive runs over the period, and it is a reason no one could underestimate competing schools in that contest.
At the end, Adisadel College won after suffering a scare from Assin State College.
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