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Home Questions & Answers General Knowledge Sports Question Answers Which of the following statements about the Youth Olympic Games is not true?

    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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