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Three days ago, the hopes of a nation were raised when the Singapore under-15 football boys defeated Montenegro 3-2 to top its group and made the semi-finals. On day 8 of YOG, the Cubs faced Haiti, a team that only confirmed its participation 6 weeks before the start of YOG. Alas, the pressure and expectations proved too much a burden for those young shoulders to bear and the Cubs crashed to a 2-0 defeat in front of a sell-out crowd to a determined Haiti side.

Here’s a look at day 8 of YOG competitions in pictures.

Day 7 of the Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games saw the crowning of the fastest girls and fastest boys in the century sprint. So who were the teens “speed devils”?

Josephine Omaka of Nigeria won the Girls’ 100m in 11.58sec

Odane Skeen of Jamaica won the Boys’ 100m in 10.42sec to become the sprint king of the YOG. Are we seeing another lightning (usain) bolt in the making?

Here’s a look at day 7 of YOG competitions in pictures.

Kwak Je Yi of South Korea won the gold in the archery finals and broke the world record of the junior women’s outdoor recurve with a score of 670. A female Robin Hood was born in this Youth Olympic Games!

Here’s a look at day 6 of YOG competitions in pictures.

Football is the most popular spectator sports in Singapore and the stadium was full when the Singapore boys took on Montenegro. Singapore won the game 3-2 in a closely-fought match to top Group D and will take on Haiti in the semi-finals.

Here’s a look at day 5 of YOG competitions in pictures.

Congratulations to Rainer Ng for winning Silver in the Boys’ 50m backstroke final. This is Singapore’s first swimming medal and first Silver at the Youth Olympic Games.

Here’s a look at day 4 of YOG competitions in pictures: