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Prempeh College blow GSTS and Aduman SHS away with brilliant performance
Ghana Secondary Technical School and Aduman SHS could not handle the brilliance of Prempeh College at the Quarter Finals stage of he 2017 National Science and Maths Quiz.
Sarfo-Ansah Wonder and Daniel Osei Badu representing Prempeh College
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The schools met in the Quarter Finals of the competition with just one spot for all three in the Semi Finals.
Friday’s tie started off in a nervy manner for all schools involved with Prempeh College and GSTS ending the first round in with 28 points each.
Daniel Osei Badu and Sarfo-Ansah Wonder put on their A game in the second round as they blew Ghana Secondary Technical School and Aduma SHS away.
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Prempeh ended the second round with 51 points as GSTS and Aduman SHS trailed behind them with 24 and 11 points respectively.
The fourth round confirmed Prempeh College’s comfortable lead (not the NDC) as they increased their points tally to 76. GSTS who were second at the time had 36 with Aduman SHS at 31 points.
At the end of the contest, Prempeh College won with 82 points with GSTS and Aduman SHS accumulating 39 respectively.
“What a masterful performance,” was what the Quiz Mistress could say as the boys from Prempeh College wowed the crowd in the auditorium.
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