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NSMQ 2026: St. Hubert Sem edge Bright SHS in three-point thriller to book one-eighth spot

St. Hubert Seminary Senior High School (SHS) has secured a place in the One-Eighth Stage of the 2026 National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ) after holding off Bright SHS and Akwamuman SHS in a nerve-racking contest.

NSMQ 2026: St. Hubert Sem edge Bright SHS in three-point thriller to book one-eighth spot

St. Hubert Seminary Senior High School has claimed a spot in the One-Eighth Stage of the 2026 National Science and Maths Quiz following a tight match against Bright SHS and Akwamuman SHS. The school emerged victorious with 51 points, outpacing Bright SHS by just three points, while Akwamuman SHS finished with 29 points. Bright SHS began the competition strongly, leading with 19 points, followed closely by St. Hubert Sem. on 18 points and Akwamuman SHS on 15 points.

The match intensified in the Speed Race, with St. Hubert Sem. widening its lead to 16 points before the final stages. Despite Bright SHS' efforts to close the gap, they were unable to do so and finished with 48 points. St. Hubert Sem. secured their position in the One-Eighth Stage, building on their recent quarter-final appearance in 2024 and their One-Eighth Stage exit in 2025.

Bright SHS performed admirably by correctly answering three of the four riddles in the GOIL Riddle Bonanza, earning a prize of GH¢800. St. Hubert Seminary is now focused on advancing beyond their previous One-Eighth Stage exit as they compete for the 2026 NSMQ trophy. The quiz is organized by Primetime Limited and sponsored by various organizations including the Ghana Education Service, Goil Plc, Prudential Life Insurance, and many others.

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