Some people are complaining because Youth Olympic Games (YOG) official site doesn't have medal tally of the games.
In a statement, the YOG committee said that they're after achievement and excellence rather than performance thus no YOG medal tally will be done. ('Di ko gets)
What's the use of having gold, silver and bronze medals if they won't be tallied?
During Day 1 & 2, I manually made a medal tally based on the per game results provided at Yog website, but only to find out it isn't that complete. I also found it hard to look for all the games played by a particular player or country.
Good thing though that Wikipedia has the complete YOG Medal tally. And as of August 16 (after Day 2), Russia is now leading with 4 golds, 4 silvers and 3 bronzes with a total of 11 medals, the highest so far.
China also has 4 golds but a silver and 2 bronzes less from Russia.
Host country Singapore only has 1 medal and it's a bronze while the Philippines still has no medals until now.
Philippine delegate in taekwondo only made it to the quarterfinals while the country's entry in swimming (youth men) 100m freestlyle made it to the finals but only finished 7th, 4 places shy of scoring a medal.
Yog Medal Tally (as of August 16, 2010):
RUSSIA 4G, 4S, 3B
CHINA 4G, 3S, 1B
AZERBAIJAN 3G
AUSTRALIA 2G, 3S
ITALY 2G, 2S, 1B
CANADA 2G, 3B
JAPAN 2G
USA 1G, 2S, 3B
UKRAINE 1G, 2S, 1B
IRAN, 1G, 1S, 1B
KAZAKHSTAN 1G, 1S, 1B
SOUTH AFRICA 1G, 1S, 1B
ISRAEL 1G, 1S
SOUTH KOREA 1G, 1S
THAILAND 1G, 1S
HUNGARY 1G, 1B
KYRGYZTAN 1G, 1B
VIETNAM, 1G, 1B
BULGARIA 1G
MONGOLIA 1G
NEW ZEALAND 1G
NORTH KOREA 1G
GERMANY 1S, 3B
TURKEY 1S, 2B
UZBEKISTAN 1S, 2B
VENEZUELA 1S, 2B
COLOMBIA 1S
CUBA 1S
EGYPT 1S
SPAIN 1S
INDIA 1S
JORDAN 1S
MOLDOVA 1S
CHINESE TAIPEI 1S
ARGENTINA 1B
ARMENIA 1B
AUSTRIA 1B
CZECH REPUBLIC 1B
FINLAND 1B
FRANCE 1B
INDONESIA 1B
NORWAY 1B
PORTUGAL 1B
SINGAPORE 1B
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In a statement, the YOG committee said that they're after achievement and excellence rather than performance thus no YOG medal tally will be done. ('Di ko gets)
What's the use of having gold, silver and bronze medals if they won't be tallied?
During Day 1 & 2, I manually made a medal tally based on the per game results provided at Yog website, but only to find out it isn't that complete. I also found it hard to look for all the games played by a particular player or country.
Good thing though that Wikipedia has the complete YOG Medal tally. And as of August 16 (after Day 2), Russia is now leading with 4 golds, 4 silvers and 3 bronzes with a total of 11 medals, the highest so far.
China also has 4 golds but a silver and 2 bronzes less from Russia.
Host country Singapore only has 1 medal and it's a bronze while the Philippines still has no medals until now.
Philippine delegate in taekwondo only made it to the quarterfinals while the country's entry in swimming (youth men) 100m freestlyle made it to the finals but only finished 7th, 4 places shy of scoring a medal.
Yog Medal Tally (as of August 16, 2010):
RUSSIA 4G, 4S, 3B
CHINA 4G, 3S, 1B
AZERBAIJAN 3G
AUSTRALIA 2G, 3S
ITALY 2G, 2S, 1B
CANADA 2G, 3B
JAPAN 2G
USA 1G, 2S, 3B
UKRAINE 1G, 2S, 1B
IRAN, 1G, 1S, 1B
KAZAKHSTAN 1G, 1S, 1B
SOUTH AFRICA 1G, 1S, 1B
ISRAEL 1G, 1S
SOUTH KOREA 1G, 1S
THAILAND 1G, 1S
HUNGARY 1G, 1B
KYRGYZTAN 1G, 1B
VIETNAM, 1G, 1B
BULGARIA 1G
MONGOLIA 1G
NEW ZEALAND 1G
NORTH KOREA 1G
GERMANY 1S, 3B
TURKEY 1S, 2B
UZBEKISTAN 1S, 2B
VENEZUELA 1S, 2B
COLOMBIA 1S
CUBA 1S
EGYPT 1S
SPAIN 1S
INDIA 1S
JORDAN 1S
MOLDOVA 1S
CHINESE TAIPEI 1S
ARGENTINA 1B
ARMENIA 1B
AUSTRIA 1B
CZECH REPUBLIC 1B
FINLAND 1B
FRANCE 1B
INDONESIA 1B
NORWAY 1B
PORTUGAL 1B
SINGAPORE 1B
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