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St. Augustine’s College Dominates Central Championship Contest with 65 Points

St. Augustine’s College Dominates Central Championship Contest with 65 Points

Ferdinand EducationGhana | July 09 |  St. Augustine’s College Dominates Central Championship Contest with 65 Points

 

St. Augustine’s College secures a place in the Central Zonal Finals of the NSMQ 2025 after a commanding win against Mfantsiman Girls’ SHS, Nyakrom SHTS, Hope College, and Obiri Yeboah SHS.

 

AUGUSCO Blazes Trail to NSMQ 2025 Zonal Finals

St. Augustine’s College has once again proven its intellectual prowess by topping the Central Championship round of the ongoing National Science & Maths Quiz (NSMQ) 2025 Regional Contests.

The Cape Coast-based powerhouse scored an impressive 65 points, leaving their contenders in the dust.

🏆 Final Contest Results:

  • St. Augustine’s College – 65 pts
  • Mfantsiman Girls’ SHS – 38 pts
  • Nyakrom SHTS – 30 pts
  • Hope College – 21 pts
  • Obiri Yeboah SHS – 20 pts

AUGUSCO now books its slot in both the Zonal Final and the upcoming National Championship, bringing fans one step closer to possibly reliving their championship glory.

 

From the Contest Floor

The battle was intense, with Mfantsiman Girls showing admirable effort. However, AUGUSCO’s depth in problem-solving, speed, and accuracy overwhelmed their challengers early on.

Their consistent performance has once again positioned them as favourites for the NSMQ 2025 national title, sparking widespread excitement among alumni and students alike.

 

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