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L’histoire retient que c’est en  1898 , par la volonté d’un étudiant anglais,  John Congreve MURRAY , du Lycée DESCARTES que naît l’Union Sportive de Tours. La plus ancienne société Omnisport de la ville de Tours, propose à ses membres la pratique du canotage, de la course à pied et du football-rugby sur l’île Aucard. Les premières rencontres de rugby ont lieu dès 1900 et réunissent 4 clubs par le biais de matchs amicaux.

4ème club de rugby créé en France

Entre 1920 et 1930, les plus grands clubs français affrontent l’UST (Le Stade Français et le Racing en 1922 et l’Aviron Bayonnais en 1930). Durant cette période, 3 joueurs ou anciens joueurs deviennent célèbres :

• Camille CHAUTEMPS , Maire de Tours, plusieurs fois Ministre, Président du Conseil.
• Pierre CHAUTEMPS, Avocat, grand Résistant, mort en déportation.
• Marcel-Maurice CARPENTIER, futur Général en Chef des Armées Françaises.

Le stade  Rolland-Pilain  (firme automobile sponsor du club) inauguré en 1924 devient en 1931 Stade Timbror (fabriquant de meubles) puis stade Tonnellé.

Luc DUCALCON

Arnaud MÉLA

Silvère TIAN

Thibault DUBARRY

Damien NEVEU

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Pierrre-Gilles LAKAFIA

Des heures de gloire :.

• Première division entre 1951 et 1954.
• Un joueur du club, le talonneur Pierre JAMIN porte le maillot de l’Equipe de France Junior en 1952.
• Titre de Champion de France de 2ème Division (vainqueur du Challenge de l’Amitié) et accès à la 1ère Division Groupe B en 1997.
• Titre de Champion de France de la Promotion Nationale en 2001 (second niveau national).

L'ADN de l'USTours : la formation

L’école de rugby, créée en 1937 par Georges FERRAND a bien évolué. Après avoir fait de la formation de ses éducateurs une priorité, elle accueille aujourd’hui tous les publics de 6 ans révolus à 18 ans (250 licenciés pratiquants). Avec ses deux salariés elle est également présente dans les écoles, les collèges et les lycées ainsi que sur les terrains pour aider un certain nombre de clubs de la région à leur développement.

Un des rendez-vous annuel phare de l’école de rugby de l’UST est le challenge LAMARRE créé en 1976. Il réunit, à ce jour, plus de 1 500 enfants, sur une journée, pour un challenge des moins de 8 ans au moins de 14 ans avec des clubs venant de toute la France.

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Irish Rugby Tours offer Rugby Tours to the USA with too many destinations to list!

Our most popular tour is to the Big Apple where teams can take in All New York has to offer.

Flights, transfers and accommodation are included in all our tours and we organise a game with a NY team for your club.  Excursions, sightseeing is also included in the itinerary.

You will find a huge amount of rugby festivals for 7s and 15s across the breath the country if a tournament is what you are after.

Now starting its 4th year the Major League Rugby league is drawing some big names from Europe.  This year you will find 13 teams now competing against each other, proving rugby is on the up!

Whilst on a tour many clubs also take in other sporting events of the four major professional sports leagues in the US:

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HKFP Lens: World Press Photo announces regional winners for Asia

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The regional winners of the 2024 World Press Photo Contest were announced on Wednesday, honouring the best photojournalism and photography produced over the past year.

Palestinian photographer Mohammad Salem’s image of 36-year-old Inas Abu Maamar holding the body of her five-year-old niece Saly, who was killed along with four other family members when an Israeli missile struck their home in Khan Younis, Gaza, on October 17, 2023.

Salem described the image, captured soon after his wife had given birth, as a “powerful and sad moment that sums up the broader sense of what was happening in the Gaza Strip.”

Stories: Afghanistan on the Edge

Associated Press photographer Ebrahim Noroozi’s series titled “Afghanistan on the Edge” was awarded in the Stories category.

Noroozi’s images reveal the hard reality of life for many Afghans as they navigate existence in a war-devastated economy on the verge of collapse and impacted by the withdrawal of foreign aid. The jury said they “felt this powerful, human-centered story demonstrates how photographers can show the realities of intersecting crises.”

Long-term Project: I Am Still With You

Wang Naigong’s “I Am Still With You,” a visual record of the final years of a young mother of three in northern China, Jiuer, won the Long-term Projects category. Before undergoing surgery for cancer, Jiuer invited Wang to take some family photos, and later, when her condition deteriorated, asked the photographer to record the time she spent with her children.

Open Format: Heartstrings

The winner of the Open Format category was Kazuhiko Matsumara’s story “Heartstrings” for The Kyoto Shimbun, which sought to visualise both the social issues surrounding dementia and the inner lives of those with dementia and their relationships with family members and carers.

Japan’s aging population has one of the highest proportions of elderly people with dementia in the world, with about 7 million citizens expected to be living with symptoms in 2025.

Honourable Mention: The Edge

Zishaan A Latif’s project “The Edge,” supported by the Shyama Foundation Shared Ecologies Photo Grant 2022-23, won an Honourable Mention.

Latif captured the Miya community, who depend on land near the transnational Brahmaputra River for their livelihood and their identity in the eyes of the state. As their land erodes due to worsening floods, they face a fight against both nature and nation.

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A Tour Through Solar Eclipses of the Past

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• April 2, 2024

As much of North America prepares for the upcoming total solar eclipse next week, I thought it would be fun to share some images from the recent (and not-so-recent) past of previous eclipses—annular, partial, and total—from around the world. Also pictured are some of the many observers sharing this fleeting experience, “ witnessing the planetary version of a lightning strike ,” together in stadiums, parks, and beaches.

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Young people watch the rare sight of a partial solar eclipse at sunset, as seen from Manila Bay, Philippines, on January 26, 2009. #

On April 8, 1921, people gaze upward to view a partial solar eclipse in Paris. #

A total solar eclipse, seen above Svalbard, Longyearbyen, Norway, on March 20, 2015 #

People watch the solar eclipse at Saluki Stadium on the campus of Southern Illinois University on August 21, 2017, in Carbondale, Illinois. #

This photograph taken on October 25, 2022, shows a view of a partial solar eclipse visible behind a bird on a tree in Istanbul. #

As the moon crossed between the Sun and Earth during the annular eclipse on October 14, 2023, its shadow darkened skies across North America, as seen from an orbiting NASA satellite. #

People take photos with their smartphones as they watch an annular solar eclipse on Jabal Arba in Al Hufuf, in the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia, on December 26, 2019. #

On August 21, 2017, Shenandoah National Park hosted the Night Sky Festival to watch as a partial solar eclipse was visible overhead. #

The "ring of fire" effect caused during the annular eclipse of the sun over Albuquerque, New Mexico, on October 14, 2023 #

Students of the Jennings School District view a solar eclipse on August 21, 2017, in St. Louis. #

A partial solar eclipse is seen behind the centuries-old Raghunath Hindu temple in Srinagar, Indian controlled Kashmir, on October 25, 2022. #

The sun rises next to the Statue of Liberty during an annular eclipse on June 10, 2021, in New York City. #

Crescent-shaped shadows are pictured on a sidewalk as light passes through tree leaves during a partial solar eclipse in Oklahoma City on August 21, 2017. #

A woman observes an annular solar eclipse at the National Autonomous University of Mexico, in Mexico City, on October 14, 2023. #

The sun's corona becomes visible during a total solar eclipse. #

Friends watch an eclipse together on a Menan Butte in Menan, Idaho, on August 21, 2017. #

A partial solar eclipse is seen above Manama, Bahrain, on December 26, 2019. #

Visitors to Shenandoah National Park look at images of the eclipsed sun seen through the holes of a colander on August 21, 2017. The tiny holes behave like pinhole lenses, showing the outline of the eclipsed sun on the ground. #

Spectators line the beach to view a total solar eclipse on November 14, 2012, in Palm Cove, Australia. #

The International Space Station is seen in silhouette as it transits the sun at roughly five miles a second during a partial solar eclipse, viewed from Ross Lake, Northern Cascades National Park, Washington, on August 21, 2017. #

People watch a total solar eclipse at Yonsei University in Seoul, on July 22, 2009. #

A view of the total solar eclipse from a commercial flight, seen while overflying La Serena, Chile, on July 2, 2019. #

The moon passes in front of the sun during a partial solar eclipse, as seen over Manila Bay, Philippines, on January 26, 2009. #

The enthusiasts Tanner Person ( right ) and Josh Bliek, both from Vacaville, California, watch a total solar eclipse while standing atop Carroll Rim Trail at Painted Hills, a unit of the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument, near Mitchell, Oregon, on August 21, 2017. #

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Snowstorm slams Northeast, Great Lakes with mass power outages and travel mayhem

A deadly storm that's left a trail of wreckage across a vast swath of the U.S. slammed the Northeast and Great Lakes regions with heavy snow, rain and wind on Thursday, knocking out power , closing schools and disrupting travel in major cities.

Parts of the Northeast received 1 to 2 feet of snow, according to the National Weather Service . By Thursday evening, the weather service reported over 17 inches of snow in Grey, Maine.

The combination of pummeling snow and gusty winds led to whiteout conditions and snow-covered roads in some areas. Many schools and government offices across the region were closed.

"Please stay off the roads today if you can," said Maine Gov. Janet Mills in a post on X . "If you must drive, take it slowly, and always give plenty of room to first responders, plow trucks, and utility crews."

While the heaviest snow was expected to subside by Thursday night, the weather service said periods of snow will continue through Friday. Occasional wind gusts of 20 to 30 mph across New England may also cause reduced visibility and hazardous travel conditions through Saturday.

The weather service issued flood advisories across parts of Illinois, east through Virginia and up to Rhode Island, including Washington, D.C., and New York City. Over 3 inches of rain had fallen in parts of New Jersey as of Thursday morning. The same storm impacted the Great Lakes, and several inches of snow was reported in Wisconsin and Michigan.

Meanwhile, parts of California, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, Colorado and New Mexico were under weather advisories warning of strong winds, coastal rain and snow in areas of high elevation. A front moving east over the northern High Plains, Great Basin and Southern California regions will linger over the Sierra Nevada Mountains through Saturday, while snow is anticipated to lash the Rockies into the weekend.

Dozens of accidents reported in Maine amid heavy snow

Since Wednesday night, there have been about 46 crashes and slide-offs on the Interstate and Turnpike, according to Maine State Police. Authorities have urged motorists to avoid travel due to the snowfall intensity and deteriorated road conditions.

The National Weather Service in Grey, Maine, recorded heavy snowfall throughout Thursday. The heavy snow band that moved through the region reduced visibility to less than a quarter of a mile, according to the weather service.

"There are trees down all over the place and its difficult to travel on any side road," the weather service in Grey, Maine, said on X, formerly Twitter.

Hundreds of thousands without power; flights canceled

More than 530,000 homes and businesses were without power across the Northeast, especially in Maine , where over 285,000 utility customers were in the dark Thursday night, according to a database maintained by USA TODAY . The Great Lakes region was not spared: Michigan and Wisconsin reported nearly 36,700 outages.

Airports in Boston, New York and New Jersey reported disruptions; there were about 100 cancellations and 150 delays on Thursday afternoon, according to FlightAware, a flight tracking website .

Road closures because of debris, snow and floods were reported across the Northeast on Thursday.

Thunderstorms delay Baltimore bridge recovery operations

Bad weather and swirling currents are limiting recovery efforts in Baltimore harbor where the commercial ship Dali crashed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge on March 26, toppling a huge portion of the span and killing six construction workers.

The current of one knot, underwater visibility of 2 feet and the tangled mass of steel and concrete from the bridge have complicated the work of divers, according to a senior U.S. official briefed on the multi-agency recover effort.

Thunderstorms in the area have delayed operations until Friday, the official said. One container that had been knocked off the Dali has been located, and crews plan to refloat it by Friday.

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Damage assessments, cleanup underway in parts of central, eastern US

The large storm system, which has walloped the nation with severe weather conditions since the weekend, spun up tornadoes in Illinois, Kentucky, Ohio, Tennessee, Alabama and Georgia this week, damaging businesses and leveling homes. In areas as far south as Florida, strong winds toppled utility poles and snapped trees. Throughout the Midwest, floodwaters trapped cars in roadways and left people stranded for hours.

"It's devastating," said Sunbright Mayor Karen Melton on Wednesday after a  tornado ripped through the small Tennessee city, about an hour northwest of Knoxville. Though there were no deaths of injuries, the damage was immense. "We had a young mother and father holding their babies, an infant and a 4-year-old (when) the tornado ripped the roof of their apartment. ... It was just horrific and sad. But they were safe, she had some scratches, but the babies were safe. That was just a major blessing."

In northern West Virginia, a mudslide washed out over 200 tombstones at a cemetery in Wheeling, a small city at the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, CBS42 reported. The cemetery, which was closed Thursday, is home to thousands of graves, some of which date back to the Civil War.

In Indiana, the storm destroyed homes throughout the Evansville area, including the city's wartime museum, which had to cancel all events and close because it had "heavily sustained damage." Photos posted on the museum's  Facebook page show  caved-in ceiling tiles and exposed insulation.

Authorities in Georgia continued the cleanup effort following a pair of tornadoes that struck the Atlanta metro area and Crisp County, near the center of the state, late Tuesday night, according to the National Weather Service. In Crisp County, where the tornado had maximum winds of up to 100 mph, about 36 homes were either damaged or completely destroyed.

"This is a dangerous situation: trees still being cut in the area, power lines still down, a lot of equipment moving back and forth," Sheriff Billy Hancock said in a video posted to Facebook on Thursday. "There's still plenty of work to be done."

Officials tie several deaths to powerful storm

At least four people died in Kentucky, Oklahoma and Pennsylvania because of the storm this week.

On Wednesday, two people – a 70-year-old man and an 82-year-old woman – died when their cars were crushed by fallen trees, multiple outlets reported. A young man in Campbell County, Kentucky, died in a traffic accident during Tuesday’s storms,  Gov. Andy Beshear said  at a news conference Wednesday.

On Monday, a 46-year-old unhoused woman in Tulsa, Oklahoma, died after seeking shelter in a storm drain   KJRH-TV reported .

Major California highway closed again after partial collapse

A major highway in Southern California that collapsed over the weekend when thunderstorms drenched the region has been closed again as more severe weather is forecast for the region.

The Monterey County Sheriff's Office in Salinas announced an evacuation order Wednesday morning for areas of Big Sur ahead of showers and thunderstorms that began Thursday and are anticipated to continue Friday. Officials said residents could evacuate on Highway 1 to the north before "a full road closure" where the collapse occurred last Saturday.

The road "slip out" happened during heavy rainfall that was fueled by the large weather system making its way across the country, which also brought damaging hail to the Midwest.

Contributing: Liz Kellar, Knoxville News Sentinel