Koforidua Secondary Technical have progressed to the next stage of the National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ) in a heart-racing contest against University Practice SHS and St Charles Minor Seminary.
The Eastern Region school secured the third-last slot in the quarter-final stage.
NNB: End of round 1:
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Koforidua Se. Tech: 12pts
University Practice SHS: 09pts
St. Charles Minor Seminary: 03pts#NSMQ2020 #NSMQOneEighth #Primetime pic.twitter.com/dwacRGkTl2
At the end of Round One, Baffour Tweneboah- Kodua and Precious Uzor Ebube of Koforidua Sec. Tech.hurriedly took an early lead with 12 points.
University Practice SHS and St Charles Minor Seminary secured 9 points and 3 points respectively.
NNB: End of round 2:
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University Practice SHS: 14pts
Koforidua Se. Tech: 13pts
St. Charles Minor Seminary: 07pts
Prayer is the key... #NSMQ2020 #NSMQOneEighth #Primetime pic.twitter.com/GoEMAm1HL6
Giving Koforidua Sec. Tech. a run for its money, Joshua Baffour and George Opare Botwe of the Cape Coast-based school leapfrogged the contest in Round Two with 14 points.
Closely behind them was Koforidua Sec. Tech. with 13 points while St Charles Minor Seminary was at the bottom of the pack scored 7 points.
NNB: Problem of the Day:
University Practice SHS: 10pts
Koforidua Se. Tech: 10pts
St. Charles Minor Seminary: 10pts
Issa triple 10 for the boys! @prulifegh NSMQ Star for all three schools#NSMQ2020 #NSMQOneEighth
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In Round Three of the contest, all three schools answered the 'Problem of the Day' correctly and won the Prudential Life NSMQ Star.
This was an impressive performance as Koforidua Sec. Tech., University Practice SHS and St Charles Minor Seminary tried to outdo one another.
NNB: End of round 4:
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Koforidua Se. Tech: 41pts
University Practice SHS: 32pts
St. Charles Minor Seminary: 24pts#NSMQ2020 #NSMQOneEighth #Primetime pic.twitter.com/e9J9rhlMKq
Koforidua Sec. Tech. reclaimed its top position in Round Four and secured 41 points. University Practice SHS could not handle the pressure and scored 32 points.
St Charles Minor Seminary was far from securing a spot in the next stage with 24 points.
NNB: End of contest:
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Koforidua Sec. Tech: 44pts
University Practice SHS: 38pts
St. Charles Minor Seminary: 24pts
Mmarima mma...congratulations! #NSMQ2020 #NSMQOneEighth #Primetime pic.twitter.com/HUG0C68Mdu
At the end of the contest, University Practice SHS and St Charles Minor Seminary lost the race to the next stage of NSMQ with 38 points and 24 points.
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