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1st Winter YOG Innsbruck 2012 to open on Friday

1st Winter YOG Innsbruck 2012 to open on Friday

Some 1,000 of the world's most talented 15-18 year-old winter athletes are convening in Innsbruck (AUT) from 14th to 22nd January to embrace the Olympic values of excellence, respect and friendship as participants in the first edition of the Winter Youth Olympic Games (YOG).

The Opening Ceremony for Innsbruck 2012 will take place on Friday 13th January inside the historic Bergisel Stadium - home to the 1964 and 1976 Winter Olympic Opening Ceremonies and ski jump competitions. More than 1000 athletes and 750 team officials have confirmed their presence in Innsbruck to experience the first ever Winter YOG, which in addition to the sports events also features the Culture & Education Program (CEP). For these Games, Innsbruck will see action by athletes from nations as far away as Eritrea, the Cayman Islands, Nepal and the Philippines. The participation of these nations marks the involvement of a total of 70 National Olympic Committees spanning all five continents.

There are various way to follow the happenings at the YOG from wherever you are in the world. News, interviews and loads of more exclusive content from Innsbruck 2012 can be viewed on olympic.org and Innsbruck2012.com, while daily highlights will be available on the dedicated YouTube channel, youtube.com/innsbruck2012, as well as on the websites of our worldwide rights holding broadcasters.

For real-time updates and photos of the Games, check out the Twitter, Flickr and Facebook accounts of the IOC Media and Youth Olympic Games:
Twitter.com/youtholympics
Facebook.com/youtholympicgames
Flickr.com/iocmedia
Twitter.com/iocmedia

For more information, visit www.Innsbruck2012.com

(Photo IOC)

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