Northern California’s Premier league is now underway and Granite Bay put up an impressive marker with a 29-22 victory over Jesuit of Sacramento Senior Carter Keller was outstanding for Granite Bay The openside flanker showcased a high work rate and was Co-Captain Abe Antrobus played both flyhalf and fullback and was effective Meanwhile Deacon Ogden led the attack at scrumhalf Jesuit took a 17-7 lead into halftime led by captain and flyhalf Jack Patock too—they were held up twice and a confusion on what lines were for what sport led to Jesuit running past the goalline instead of touching down But a couple of concussion-protocol issues and an injury to Patock didn’t help and Granite Bay continued their relentless onslaught leveraging some good continuity among the forwards scoring two tries in the latter part of the second half to take the lead and ice it 29-22 “We got frustrated and that led to penalties,” said Jesuit Head Coach Andrew Acosta fullback Maverick Nagel was a dangerous attacker for Jesuit and up front props Tristan McLoughlin and Duncan Broughton were very much a handful “Typical tough game for our league,” said Acosta Led by lock Paddy Connelly and with flanker and captain Elon Burke putting in a big shift The midfield of Christian Calero and Lucas Kirk were key also as SFGG welcomes their St with Martin McCusker converting two and Aidan Swanson converting one to win the game De La Salle won comfortably over Mother Lode 57-0 Carson Phillips got a start at flyhalf and did very well running the team's new attack pattern Francis loss we knew we had to change some things up and the boys have worked hard on this new style over the last two weeks," said DLS Head Coach Derek Holmberg "It allowed us to be a little more direct and resulted in our athletes getting the ball with more time to make decisions."                The Goff Rugby Report is run by Alex Goff and concentrates on HS and college rugby See our Re-Print and Re-Post policy Posted by | Apr 2, 2025 12:24 pm | , GRANITE BAY—A neighborhood in Granite Bay was placed under a shelter-in-place order Wednesday morning as the Placer County Sheriff’s Office investigated a suspicious device discovered in a residential area Deputies responded to the area of Hidden Lakes Drive and Douglas Boulevard shortly before 10 a.m authorities confirmed the presence of the device and immediately deployed the department’s Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Team to assess the situation residents in eight nearby homes were instructed to remain indoors while the bomb squad conducted its investigation The affected residents were notified directly and deputies shut down access to Hidden Lakes Estates from Douglas Boulevard Douglas Boulevard was also closed at Mooney Road as a safety measure including its appearance or why it was considered suspicious “We appreciate your patience and cooperation as we work to ensure the community’s safety,” the sheriff’s office stated in a public advisory There were no immediate reports of injuries or evacuations beyond the shelter-in-place directive and updates will be provided as more information becomes available No portion of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means without the prior written permission of the publisher About UsPrivacy PolicyTerms and ConditionsContact UsSubscribe for FREE! Advertise with UsBusiness DirectorySubmit a Press ReleaseBecome a ContributorJobs Nominate your favorite Businesses TODAY! Make sure you get those nominations in before voting begins Dave Jones with the Citrus Heights Police Department The motorcyclist failed to yield to police and flew down Auburn Boulevard onto Old Auburn Road with police in hot pursuit Air support was called in to take over the pursuit The chase lasted almost 20 minutes and air support tracked Janssen as he veered north out of Citrus Heights then continued east down Douglas Boulevard through Roseville and on into Granite Bay Janssen’s speed increased to at least 110 miles an hour as he continued to evade police officers finally located and apprehended Janssen on Sheba Court in Granite Bay Jones said Janssen was in possession of hard drugs including felony evasion and wanton disregard for safety driving a motorcycle without the right license classification possession of drug paraphernalia and burglar tools Janssen also has a long history of over a dozen prior arrests Janssen was booked into the Sacramento County Main Jail on $307,500 bail and is due in court on Feb A motorcyclist led police on a high-speed, miles-long chase through Citrus Heights and Roseville in the early hours of Monday morning before he was...Thanks for reading The Sentinel. You are either trying to access subscribers-only content or you have reached your limit of 4 free articles per 30 days. Click here to sign in or subscribe Like local news? Sign up for The Sentinel’s free Weekend Edition and get one email every Sunday with all local news and no spam, ever. (Click here)