NSMQ 2024 Day 1 Results: Mfantsiman, Tsito SHTS, Archbishop Porter Girls’ Shine in Preliminary Stage

Ferdinand | EducationGhana |  October 15|  NSMQ 2024 Day 1 Results: Mfantsiman, Tsito SHTS, Archbishop Porter Girls’ Shine in Preliminary Stage

 
The NSMQ 2024 preliminary stage kicked off on October 14 at UCC, with winners like Mfantsiman, Tsito SHTS, and Archbishop Porter Girls’ advancing to the one-eighth stage. Check out the results and see which schools emerged victorious on Day 1.

The 31st edition of the National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ) launched into action on Monday, October 14, 2024, with thrilling contests at the University of Cape Coast.

The atmosphere was charged with excitement as 157 schools vied for a chance to progress to the prestigious one-eighth stage of the competition. Contestants showed exceptional skills in Science and Mathematics, showcasing the depth of academic talent across Ghana. Here’s a detailed look at the Day 1 preliminary results:

Auditorium 900

• Contest 1:
  Mfantsiman SHS took the lead with an impressive 44 points, narrowly surpassing West Africa SHS, who secured 42 points, and Zion College with 40 points. Mfantsiman SHS’s determination and resilience proved decisive in this closely contested match. Their victory sends a strong message of readiness for the subsequent rounds.

• Contest 2:
  The standout performer was Tsito SHTS, scoring a commanding 55 points to outshine Notre Dame Seminary SHS (38 points) and Methodist Girls’ SHS, Mamfe (35 points). This remarkable win sets the tone for what promises to be an electrifying journey for Tsito SHTS in this year’s competition.

• Contest 3:
  Tepa SHS emerged victorious with 40 points, edging past Bright SHS and Sekondi College, both tied at 29 points. The spirited performance by Tepa SHS reflects their dedication and preparation, which will undoubtedly be key as they advance.

SGS Auditorium

• Contest 1:
  SIMMS SHS proved their academic prowess by claiming 43 points, overcoming a determined Kpando SHS (38 points) and Hope College (36 points). Their triumph exemplifies the kind of competitive spirit that defines the NSMQ, and they are well-positioned for the next stage.

• Contest 2:
  In a spectacular display, Tema Methodist SHS amassed 54 points, leaving Shama SHS (24 points) and Bolgatanga SHS (14 points) trailing. Their strategic approach and quick problem-solving abilities showcased their intent to make a deep run in this year’s competition.

• Contest 3:
  Queen of Peace SHS rose to the occasion, securing 34 points against Sonrise Christian High School (26 points) and Presby SHS, Bompata (21 points). Their success is a testament to hard work and a will to excel, setting a solid foundation for future contests.

CNC Auditorium

• Contest 1:
  Archbishop Porter Girls’ SHS demonstrated outstanding academic strength by scoring 45 points, outpacing Ejisuman SHS (32 points) and Wenchi Methodist SHS (26 points). This emphatic win is a promising start for Archbishop Porter Girls’, reinforcing their reputation as formidable contenders in the NSMQ.

• Contest 2:
  Wallahs Academy clinched victory with 32 points, narrowly defeating O’Reilly SHS (26 points) and Adanwomase SHS (21 points). The close nature of this contest showcased the tenacity of all participants, but Wallahs Academy’s perseverance earned them a well-deserved spot in the next round.

• Contest 3:
  Navrongo SHS topped the group with 39 points, while St. Mary’s Seminary SHS, Lolobi secured 32 points, and Bolgatanga Girls’ SHS managed 11 points. Navrongo SHS’s strategic approach and consistent answering of questions gave them the edge in a well-fought contest.

Encouraging Words for All Participants

The preliminary stage of NSMQ 2024 has already delivered intense battles and memorable moments. While not all schools advanced, the effort, courage, and determination shown by each participant deserve recognition.

Competing in the NSMQ is a prestigious achievement in itself, and for schools like West Africa SHS, Kpando SHS, and Ejisuman SHS, who narrowly missed qualifying, the experience gained will only fuel their drive for future success.

As the competition progresses, the eight top-scoring runners-up from all groups will join the winners in the one-eighth stage. Each school’s journey is a testament to their commitment to academic excellence and serves as an inspiration for future participants.

The NSMQ continues to embody the spirit of intellectual rigor and friendly competition, shaping Ghana’s brightest young minds. The stage is set for more thrilling contests ahead, and anticipation for the upcoming rounds has never been higher. Congratulations to all the winners, and best of luck to the remaining contestants as they prepare to secure their spots in the one-eighth stage.