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Two-time champion Opoku Ware, Accra Academy, who defeated last year winners St Augustine's College and Boa Amponsem battle for a spot in the finals of this year's National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ).
These teams had performed well in the quarter finals finishing with 49, 29 and 53 points respectively.
With the highest score of the day, many are expect Accra Academy to pull an easy win but like the odds in football, NSMQ can also pull a surprise.
Following this competition is a battle between Achimota School, Keta SHTS and Adisadel College.
Stay tuned for all the exciting thrills in a battle of wits.
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