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Le lundi 19 janvier à 21h10, TF1 diffuse un nouvel épisode de sa fiction Le diplôme. Une série qui s'est inspirée d'un établissement scolaire pas comme les autres...

Maryland track and field kicked off its indoor season at the Nittany Lion Challenge in University Park, Pennsylvania over the weekend, with several athletes making waves and setting high bars for themselves. But none set a standard higher than runner Maya Valmon, who stole the spotlight with a program-record 37.29-second 300 meter dash. Maya Valmon places First in the 300m Final, also setting a PR of 37.29! 🏆🐢 pic.twitter.com/rtL3yrkktr— Maryland Track & Field (@MarylandTrack) January 17, 2026 Valmon’s time was first among the 24 competitors and nearly two seconds faster than the next-fastest runner. The graduate student — and daughter of head coach Andrew Valmon — has been a standout in her short career in College Park. This is now the seventh school record that Valmon holds outright or as part of a relay team. Maryland’s next meet comes in a week’s time: they will compete in the Dr. Sander Scorcher Invitational in New York City. In other news Maryland men’s basketball got its first win of Big Ten play in a 96-73 thrashing of Penn State. Matt Germack covered the game and Ryan Alonardo gave his takeaways. No. 12 Maryland women’s basketball slumped to a 97-67 defeat to No. 3 UCLA. Max Schaeffer recapped the action, with Ben Messinger’s takeaways coming soon. Maryland men’s basketball alum Jahmir Young had a career day in the G League. 36 PTS 🔥 12 AST 🔥 6 3PM 🔥 13/22 FGJahmir Young is playing OUT OF HIS MIND! He scored a season-high and registered a career-high in 3PM for the @sfskyforce. Jahmir now has five 30+ point games. pic.twitter.com/ASK2MnCEh8— NBA G League (@nbagleague) January 18, 2026 Maryland wrestling was defeated over the weekend by No. 22 Indiana. Final from Bloomington pic.twitter.com/HyNHeogbHV— Maryland Wrestling (@TerpsWrestling) January 18, 2026 Maryland tennis got its spring season off to a positive start. Second match is a SWEEP🐢🎾🎉What a way to end the day for the tennis Terps!!!#terptennis pic.twitter.com/CG4B7bQ2O0— Maryland Tennis (@TerpTennis) January 18, 2026 Former Maryland offensive lineman Aliou Bah committed to LSU. BREAKING: Maryland starting transfer OL Aliou Bah has Committed to LSU, he tells @On3https://t.co/RlUbB6EMhS pic.twitter.com/MRMXEkSAGT— Hayes Fawcett (@Hayesfawcett3) January 16, 2026 Gavin Edwards announced his return for Maryland football. Back in Terpsville ➡️ @GavEdwards7 pic.twitter.com/fldsDg75ra— Maryland Football (@TerpsFootball) January 16, 2026 Maryland women’s basketball alum Alyssa Thomas continues to impress, this time in the Unrivaled Basketball league. There’s no stopping the engine 😤⛽️19 PTS | 6 REB | 4 AST pic.twitter.com/qx7et8mua0— Unrivaled Basketball (@Unrivaledwbb) January 17, 2026

Echappées à trois avec la jeune Van Dam de la Visma, deux UAE échappées, Wlodarczyck et Mavi attaquèrent à tour de rôle pour décrocher Van Dam, déjà en vue la veille, une des révélations de cette course. Les UAE y arrivèrent, mais pour rien, car avec Wlodarczyck, moins bonne grimpeuse que ses coéquipières, seulement pour y laisser des forces. Reparties avec Ruegg et Blasi et à trois devant, ces UAE émoussées se couchent au sprint face à Ruegg... Une EF qui arrange trois UAE, c'est mérité et original, mais elles ont affiché volonté et cohésion, avec notamment Vallières, surmotivée avec le maillot arc en ciel.

Très vite repérée, le téléfonson chez Wollatson, car elle est très forte, spectaculaire et de grande classe sur la piste, dès ses plus jeunes années, avec cette impression de tourner autour de ses adversaires... Elle confirme assez logiquement sa force et son talent de cycliste dans les grandes épreuves sur la route...