Which of the following statements about the Youth Olympic Games is not true?

  • The youth Olympic games(YOG) are held every four years and these games feature athelets between the ages of 14 and 18
  • Johann Rosenzopf of austria has developed the Idea of the YOG
  • The first Summer YOG were held in Singapore in 2010
  • The second summer YOG will be held in Nanjing,china in 2014
  • The Inagural winter YOG will be held in Sochi in 2012

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Which of the following statements about the Youth Olympic Games is not true?
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