The event was held earlier today with Ghana Education Service National Physical Education Coordinator Emmanuel Domenyah gracing the occasion.
20 schools have qualified to compete in this year’s Championship with eight schools in the Girls Division and 12 schools in the Boys Division.
Defending Boys Champions Presbyterian Senior High School (PRESEC-Osu) headlines Group A which has debutants Bishop Herman College and Sekondi College.
2018 Finalist and record winners of the competition, Mfantsipim School, is in Group D with St. John’s School and Keta Business College.
Group C has former winners Opoku Ware School, Adisadel College and two time bronze medal winners Koforidua Senior High Technical School (KSTS).
Group B has Pope John Senior High School and Junior Seminary (POJOSS), Prempeh College and West Africa Senior High School (WASS).
In the Girls Division, defending champions Kumasi Girls Senior High School is in Group A with West Africa Senior High School (WASS), Mawuli Senior High School and Mfantseman Girls Senior High School.
Group B has two time silver medal winners Accra Wesley Girls High School, Shama Senior High School, Nkawkaw Senior High School and St. Louis Senior High School.
Below are the various Groups:
Boys Division
Group A
Osu PRESEC
Bishop Herman College
Sekondi College
Group B
Pope John
Prempeh College
WASS
Group C
Adisadel College
Opoku Ware School
KSTS
Group D
Mfantsipim School
Keta Business College
St. John’s School
Girls Division
Group A
Kumasi Girls Senior High School
WASS
Mawuli Senior High School
Mfantseman Girls Senior High School
Group B
Accra Wesley Girls High School
St. Louis Senior High School
Shama Senior High School
Nkawkaw Senior High School
By Yaw Adjei-Mintah
@YawMintYM on Twitter
In the boys division the school who toped qualify for the next round or both first and second qualify to the next round