Bishop Herman College is out of the ongoing National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ).
The reigning Volta/Oti zonal champions were knocked out by Kumasi High School (KUHISS) in the second quarterfinal elimination contest on Thursday
BIHECO came prepared to replicate their performances from the regionals through to the one-eighth stage of the tournament but inexperience at the quarterfinal stage cost them.
After securing a seeded spot which they wrestled from Kumasi Academy, the Volta giants chartered a new path, entering into new territory in the Primetime competition after successive failures to progress past the one-eighth stage.
Kumasi High’s multiple appearances at this level however worked the magic over the favourites and earned them a semifinal spot.
ARISE KUHIS and shout for joy
— #NSMQ2022 (@NSMQGhana) October 20, 2022. #NSMQ2022 #NSMQQuarters #Primetime pic.twitter.com/Fr06FNXxzB
The competition among KUHISS, BIHECO and St Francis Xavier SHS was seemingly a smooth ride for the Kumasi-based school.
They took the lead right from round one to the final question in round five.
End of Round 2:
Kumasi High School: 36pts
St. Francis Xavier Jr. Sem.: 24pts
Bishop Herman College: 11pts#NSMQ2022 #NSMQQuarters #Primetime https://t.co/wgagzfJvdn pic.twitter.com/Fxz0wXPoi9— #NSMQ2022 (@NSMQGhana) October 20, 2022
KUHISS won the contest with 59 points, one of the highest in the 2022 NSMQ quarterfinal competitions.
End of Contest
— #NSMQ2022 (@NSMQGhana) October 20, 2022
Kumasi High School: 59pts
St. Francis Xavier Jr. Sem.: 31pts
Bishop Herman College: 25pts
Will KUHIS earn the @airteltigoghana Highest Scorer of the Day award with one more contest remaining for today?#NSMQ2022 #NSMQQuarters #Primetime #AbsaMoneyZone https://t.co/727jRNc00i pic.twitter.com/HAJRAhU3gD
Kumasi High will now face off with St James Seminary SHS and the winner of the final quarterfinal contest of the day for a chance to debut in the grand finale.
For Bishop Herman College, they return to the drawing board; but unlike previous years, they would not start from zero. Their next campaign which is the 30th anniversary of the NSMQ will begin at the single elimination stages.
Upper West Region favourites St. Francis Xavier Seminary SHS which also featured in this contest are eliminated alongside Bishop Herman College.
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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