2023NSMQ Quarter Finals Trend: Schools that win round one win the contest
Since the start of the quarterfinals on October 15, 2023, the NSMQ has developed a trend that is not only interesting but consistent. It has become common for schools that win round one of their quarter-final contest to go out to win the contest.
2023NSMQ Quarter Finals Trend and Winners So Far
The likes of Prempeh College, Pope John SHS, Opoku Ware, Wesley Girls’ High School, Achimota School, and St. Louis SHS all won their first rounds and the contest.
That’s a very interesting trend! It’s possible that schools that win round one are simply better prepared and more confident, which gives them an edge over the rest of the competition.
It’s also possible that schools that win round one learn with big margins and use these scores as a cushion as the contest gets more difficult in round two and beyond. Winning round one is like scoring an early goal and defending the lead throughout the contest
Whatever the reason, it’s clear that schools that win round one of the NSMQ have a better chance of winning the overall competition. This is something that schools should keep in mind as they prepare for the NSMQ in the future.
However, the last set of quart finals contests will be held on 17th October 2023 with some of the big boys in there.
To conclude the quarter-final stage competitions on Tuesday, October 17, 2023, St. Augustine’s College, 2022 semi-finalists, will compete against the current highest scorer in the NSMQ 2023 competition, Keta SHTS, and Tamale SHS.
Following suit, Kumasi Sec. Tech will seek a Semifinal spot against two-time champions Mfantsipim School and Yilo Krobo SHS.
Wrapping up the quarterfinal stage competitions, Presec, Legon, the most successful school in NSMQ history, will vie for an eighth title against Accra Academy and GSTS.
Predictions for the last set of 2023 NSMQ Quarter Finals
Contest one will be between St. Augustine’s College, Keta SHTS, and Tamale SHS. This is a difficult contest that is expected to be a battle between St. Augustine’s College and Keta SHTS however, St. Augustine’s College should be able to cruise to the semis at the end of the contest.
In the second contest of the day, Kumasi Sec. Tech. vs Mfantsipim School vs Yilo Krobo SHS, the likes of Mfantsipim School will attempt to bully their way through.
A win for Mfantsipim School will not be a piece of big news; however, should any of the other schools cause an upset in the quarters, that will make big headlines.
Finally, the defending champions and record holders PRESEC Legon will be unleashing their arsenals when they face off against the likes of Accra Academy and GSTS.
This is a must-watch contest.
However, to keep the competition hot and increase the hype, everyone will be looking forward to seeing the eight-time champions, PRESEC Legon, trample upon the other schools to make their way to the semis.
For the schools contesting in the last set of quarters, they must work hard in round one and amas more points, stay on top, and maintain the momentum to win the contest. Let ous look out to see if the 2023NSMQ Quarter Finals Trend will continue today.
The NSMQ 30th Anniversary competitions have reached new heights, delivering intense suspense and enthusiasm. Best of luck to all participating schools!
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