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Prempeh College will have a chance to defend the National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ) trophy in the grand finale after their victory in the first semifinal contest.
The Kumasi-based giants defeated Cape Coast’s Mfantsipim School in a close contest on Sunday.
They now stand a chance of equalling two records set by Presec Legon; that is winning the trophy back-to-back and winning it for the sixth time.
Drinking points and Puma drink from @kasaprekogh - show us a better feeling!
— #NSMQ2022 (@NSMQGhana) October 23, 2022
AMANFOUR!#NSMQ2022 #NSMQSemis #Primetime pic.twitter.com/O3rXGmpPQZ
But they would not have it easy, with Presec Legon themselves gunning for a spot in the final in a later contest.
Mfantsipim’s run comes to an end. Their hopes of a third title are dashed, in favour of the reigning champions.
Give a reason why vinegar is used to preserve vegetables and fruits.#NSMQ2022 #NSMQSemis #Primetime pic.twitter.com/Y3wInGONRn
— #NSMQ2022 (@NSMQGhana) October 23, 2022
But the impressive school in the Sunday morning contest is Presby SHS, Abetifi.
Problem of the Day:
Prempeh Collge: 10/10
Mfantsipim School: 10/10
Presby SHS, Abetifi: 10/10#NSMQ2022 #NSMQSemis #Primetime pic.twitter.com/1AewBaKH77— #NSMQ2022 (@NSMQGhana) October 23, 2022
They beat all expectations and cut down giants to reach the semifinals and came close to upsetting Prempeh College.
For now, Prempeh College rejoice.
"Y'adi ooooooo y'adi" 🕺
— #NSMQ2022 (@NSMQGhana) October 23, 2022
Prempeh College makes it to the Grand Finale. #NSMQ2022 #NSMQSemis #Primetime pic.twitter.com/b0CKmZztG6
The scores at the end of five rounds stood at Prempeh College with 49 points, Abetifi Presby came second with 43 points and Mfantsipim School came last with 41 points.
End of Contest:
— #NSMQ2022 (@NSMQGhana) October 23, 2022
Prempeh Collge: 49pts
Presby SHS, Abetifi: 43pts
Mfantsipim School: 41pts#NSMQ2022 #NSMQSemis #Primetime https://t.co/T1UHtBkEJm pic.twitter.com/sHOVP3oVlh
Meanwhile, St James Sem, Kumasi High School and Presec Legon will compete for a slot in the finale at 12 pm.
The 2022 National Science & Maths Quiz is produced by Primetime Limited and sponsored by the Ghana Education Service in partnership with Absa Ghana and supported by GOIL, Prudential Life Insurance, AirtelTigo, Dano Milk, Newmont, GNPC, Accra College of Medicine, Academic City University College and Y FM.
The broadcast of the National Science & Maths Quiz on JoyNews is supported by Virtual Infosec Africa, Virtual Security Africa, Vita Milk, Cowbell, Alumni by Enterprise Life, Fay Toilet Roll, Ace Medical Insurance, Azar Group, Kings Group Limited, Family Health Medical School, DBS, ZnZ, The Barstow School, KORBA and Pharmatrust Limited.
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