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The first-ever Youth Olympic Games (YOG) is just 365 days away, as the world counts down to the Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games on Friday, 14 August 2009. You are invited to witness this historic event and join in the celebrations.

Venue : The Padang, Singapore
Date : Friday, 14 August 2009
Time : 1700 - 2100 (GMT+8)

The YOG aims to inspire youth of the world to embrace, embody and express the Olympic values of Excellence, Friendship and Respect through an integrated sports, culture and education programme.

Be the first to own unique YOG commemorative stamps with specially created postmark, only avaliable at One Year Countdown Event!

Singapore will be hosting the first-ever YOG from 14 to 26 August 2010. It will receive some 5,000 athletes and officials from the 205 National Olympic Committees, along with estimated 800 media representatives, 20,000 local and international volunteers, and more than 500,000 spectators. Athletes - aged between 14 and 18 years - will compete in 26 sports and take part in a Culture and Education Programme.

200 Limited edition pins awarded for Sport Tryouts!


Count down to Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games at the Padang, Singapore:


Unveiling of Countdown Clock
> The countdown clock for the first YOG in Olympic history, sponsored by Omega, will be unveiled.

One-Year Countdown at 8.10PM
> A spectacular display of lights, sound and action as the countdown takes place

Youth Olympic Games Carnival
> Join our youth talents, sports personalities and local celebrities in sporting fun and celebrations at the Padang

YOG Celebration Concert and Party
> Enjoy performances by some of Singapore’s top talents from our schools and the entertainment scene

Commemorate Olympic Day
> Celebrate this historic milestone for the Olympic Movement - cheer on runners of the Olympic Day Run

What's Happening?If you have flu-like symptoms, please refrain from attending the event.


5:00PM
> YOG Carnival - Sport tryouts and activity booths
> Olympic Day Run

7:00PM
> Arrival of Guest-of-Honour - Professor S Jayakumar, Senior Minister and Co-ordinating Minister for National Security

8:00PM
> Unveiling of the 1st YOG Countdown clock

8.10PM
> Countdown to Singapore 2010 and fireworks display
> Celebration concert and party

9:00PM
> End of programme

CONFIRMED SPORTS COMPETITION VENUE FOR SINGAPORE 2010

SN	Venue (English)	Venue (Chinese)	Sports (YOG)
1	Bishan Sports Hall	碧山体育馆	Gymnastics
2	Bishan Stadium	碧山体育场	Athletics
3	East Coast Park	东海岸公园	Triathlon
4	International Convention Centre	国际会展中心	Boxing, Fencing, Handball, Judo, Taekwondo, Wrestling
5	Jalan Besar Stadium	惹兰勿刹体育场	Football
6	Kallang Field	加冷大草场	Archery
7	Kallang Tennis Centre	加冷网球中心	Tennis
8	Marina Reservoir	滨海蓄水池	Canoe-Kayak, Rowing
9	National Sailing Centre	国家帆船中心	Sailing
10	*scape Youth Space	*scape 青年公园	3 on 3 Basketball
11	Sengkang Hockey Stadium	盛港曲棍球场	Hockey
12	Singapore Indoor Stadium	新加坡室内体育馆	Badminton, Table Tennis
13	Singapore Sports School	新加坡体育学校	Aquatics - Swimming, Modern Pentathlon, Shooting
14	Singapore Turf Club	新加坡赛马公会	Equestrian
15	Tampines Bike Park	淡滨尼脚踏车公园	Cycling - BMX and Mountain Bike
16	The Float@Marina Bay	滨海湾浮动体育场	Cycling Road Race
17	Toa Payoh Sports Hall	大巴窑体育馆	Weightlifting, Volleyball
18	Toa Payoh Swimming Complex	大巴窑游泳中心	Aquatics - Diving

TRAINING VENUES FOR SINGAPORE 2010

Training Venues	Sports
Catholic High School	Gymnastics
Chua Chu Kang Stadium	Football
Jurong East Sports Hall	Volleyball
Jurong East Stadium	Football
Jurong West Sports Hall	Handball
Jurong West Stadium	Football
Jurong West Swimming Complex	Swimming
National University of Singapore	Table Tennis, Tae-kwondo, Wrestling
Raffles Institution	Gymnastics
Raffles Junior College	Gymnastics
Singapore Polytechnic	Badminton and Football
Youth Olympic Village (NTU, NIE)	Tennis, Fencing, Basketball, Hockey, Handball, Triathlon, Judo, Tae-kwondo, Football, Boxing, Swimming, Weightlifting and Athletics

Training for other sports will be held at the competition venues.

Labels: Taken From www.singapore2010.sg

The 26 sports
-Aquatics
-Archery
-Athletics
-Badminton
-Basketball
-Boxing
-Canoe-kayak
-Cycling
-Equestrian
-Fencing
-Football
-Gymnastics
-Handball
-Hockey
-Judo
-Modern Pentathlon
-Rowing
-Sailing
-Shooting
-Table Tennis
-Taekwondo
-Tennis
-Triathlon
-Volleyball
-Weight lifting
-Wrestling

Facts & Figures

Country of host city: Singapore

Opening date: 14 August 2010
Closing date: 26 August 2010

3,600* young athletes between 14 and 18 years of age
800* officials
205 National Olympic Committees
800* media representatives
20,000* local and international volunteers
500,000* spectators

26 sports and culture & education programmes

(* Estimated numbers)

Singapore is honoured to host of the inaugural Youth Olympic Games. The city is committed to delivering an inspirational Games for the world in 2010, and is dedicated to the proactive protection and guardianship of the Singapore 2010 brand, the Olympic brand and the exclusive rights of the official sponsors.

By providing the following information, the Singapore Youth Olympic Games Organising Committee (SYOGOC) hopes to share our vision and generate support to help us deliver a successful Youth Olympic Games.