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The Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) flag is handed over to OCA vice-president Timothy Fok (second from left) by Ng Ser Miang, chairman of the Steering Committee for the Singapore Asian Youth Games Organising Committee, at yesterday's closing ceremony for the AYG. Sharing the stage were Senior Parliamentary Secretary Masagos Zulkifli (left, Education and Home Affairs) and Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Community Development, Youth and Sports) Teo Ser Luck (right). --ST PHOTO: DESMOND WEE
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South Korea's Chang Gyu Cheol (above) and Singapore's Quah Ting Wen (next picture) each won four golds in the pool to share the mantle of the AYG's most successful athlete. -- ST PHOTOS: ALBERT SIM, LIM SIN THAI, DESMOND WEE
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South Korea's Chang Gyu Cheol (previous picture) and Singapore's Quah Ting Wen (above) each won four golds in the pool to share the mantle of the AYG's most successful athlete. -- ST PHOTOS: ALBERT SIM, LIM SIN THAI, DESMOND WEE
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South Korean forward Suh Myeong Won (above, no. 20), was instrumental in helping his team to the gold medal. Already part of the youth set-up at English Premier League side Portsmouth, he may be a familiar face in the years to come. -- ST PHOTOS: ALBERT SIM, LIM SIN THAI, DESMOND WEE
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Diver Zhang Yanquan (above), the 10-metre boys' platform winner, has been tipped to be a medallist at the London 2012 Olympics. -- ST PHOTOS: ALBERT SIM, LIM SIN THAI, DESMOND WEE
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