The Singapore contingent has returned from India with a record haul of medals. Singapore returned with 11 gold, 11 silver and nine bronze medals. In the 2006 Melbourne games, Singapore won five gold, six silver and seven bronze.
Commonwealth Games debutante Lim Heem Wei won a silver medal in the Beam event at the Commonwealth Games.
David-Jonathan Chan won Singapore's first-ever gymnastics medal when he captured bronze in the Pommel Horse. David had scored 14.150 to finish third in qualification to make the final.
Our Red Sports photographers saw a lot of the Youth Olympic Games action through their viewfinder as they told the story with their cameras. Here are some of the favourite images of our Red Crew shooters from the Games.
The Singapore quartet of Phann Yilin, Ann Sim, Cecilia Chia and Miki Nomura miss out on qualification for the girls' rhythmic gymnastics group all-around final by two points. The girls scored 19.600 in their first routine with the hoops and 19.550 in their second routine with the ribbons.
Singaporean gymnast Rachel Giam finished 34th out of a field of 42 in the Women's qualification round for artistic gymnastics Individual All-Around competition, scoring a total of 45.850 points for the balance beam, vault, uneven bars and floor exercise.
Singapore's Timothy Tay finished in 36th place in the qualification rounds for the men’s Individual All-Around event at the Youth Olympic Games gymnastics competition.
The Youth Olympic Games are just around the corner and 130 Singaporean athletes will do battle in the red and white of Singapore. So feel free to express your best wishes to the athletes, especially if they are your teammates or your schoolmate, if they are your brother or your sister, if they are your son or your daughter.