PRESEC lift the trophy

Why a circle

NSMQ is not a two-team knockout. Draw it like tennis or the World Cup and the third school disappears. The contest stops looking like Primetime.

This circular three-school bracket is an original layout, built for how NSMQ is actually played. It is not a binary tree bent into a ring. All three schools stay in view. Winners travel inward, and house colours travel with them. Tap a badge for the school, year founded, and medals, without leaving the map.

What stayed live

Official results

When a contest had a winner, that school got a double blue ring and the next round filled. Played games locked. PRESEC sit at the core.

Your predictions

Fill every open contest, then lock a username onto the board. Orange rings are picks still waiting on a result. Green is right. Red is wrong.

Live leaderboard

Scores updated when official results did. Quarter-finals were 1 point, semis 2, the grand final 5. Highest total won GHS 500. A tie went to whoever submitted first.

Crowd polls

See who the board backed in each contest, including who the crowd picked to lift the trophy. Your vote was your submitted bracket.

Share your champion

Send a picture of the circle with your champion at the core. You can browse without a username. Competing took one.

When a pick counted

Each contest had its own cutoff: lock in your bracket before that contest began (Ghana time). Picks after that still showed, but scored zero. Locking in a username also cast your vote for each school you picked.

Phone number was optional. Skip it and you still appeared on the board. You were not contacted for the prize unless you left a number.

Unofficial, on purpose

This is not Primetime, and it is not nsmq.com.gh. It is a companion map for people who already live on the quiz. Contest results still belong to the source.