Jakubiec, a 6-7, 320-pound lineman prospect who committed to Arizona, was at Servite but had not played there because of a knee injury suffered in August.

He withdrew from Servite two weeks ago. Smilovitz said Jakubiec still is recovering from a dislocated knee cap.

Breaking down the best matchups of Week 0:

No. 24 Fullerton vs. No. 19 Canyon
Friday, at Fullerton High, 7 p.m.

Outlook: There is a very good chance Fullerton will enter this game with a bit of revenge on its mind. These two teams met twice last season, and Canyon easily won both games.

First, in the opener, Canyon won, 42-21. The second meeting came in the second round of the CIF Southwest Division playoffs. The result: Canyon won, 53-17.

Will things be different this season?

The Comanches are loaded with seniors, including all five starting offensive lineman. Beau Perry takes over at quarterback. He should find the transition smooth, thanks to Canyon’s usual crew of athletic skill players.

Canyon is picked by the coaches to finish second in the Century League.

Fullerton has the makings of a team ready to do some damage this season. The Indians return 12 starters and picked up one of the biggest transfers in the county in linebacker Dominic Greco, formerly of Servite.

Don’t forget about quarterback Dominic Ficociello and running back Joseph Hill. Hill earned all-league honors last season, even though he was Michael Allain’s backup.

*The team rankings are based on the OCVarsity.com preseason poll

Check out the rest of this week's Calhoun Six:

• No. 1 Servite vs. Long Beach Poly
•  No. 5 Mater Dei vs. Carson
• No. 17 Dana Hills vs. No. 14 Santa Margarita
• No. 12 Fountain Valley vs. No. 22 Foothill
• No. 10 Tustin vs. Kennedy

Not that Jesse Jackson. This Jesse Jackson has been coaching at Valencia for seven years, including three as freshman head coach and last year as JV head coach.

He replaces Bill Czech, who left to take the coaching job at Hope University in Fullerton.

La Habra (14-6, 8-3) vs. Fullerton (14-4, 9-2)

When: Wednesday at Fullerton; Friday at La Habra

Outlook: A lot can change from week to week in baseball. Just ask the Fullerton Indians.

Last week, Fullerton had a three-game lead in the Freeway League. Then the Indians were swept by Sonora and all of a sudden, there is a fight for the league title.

Fullerton leads La Habra and Sonora by one game. The Raiders are playing Troy this week.

The key to the week for Fullerton will be how the pitching staff handles the La Habra offense.

The Highlanders scored 33 runs in two games against Sunny Hills last week. They have hit double-figures in runs in three of the previous four games.

Fullerton won the first game between the teams, 10-1, on April 1.

Can Fullerton regain its composure?

Will La Habra pound its way to a sweep?

What about Sonora?

Yes, folks, there is a fight going on in the Freeway League.

(All games start at 3:15 p.m. unless noted)
*Records are through May 4

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The Freeway League baseball race has suddenly tightened up.

Heading into this week, Fullerton looked to be on cruise control, headed toward an easy first-place finish.

However, that was before Sonora swept a two-game series from the Indians, finishing it with an 8-2 victory Friday at Fullerton High.

The Raiders (14-8, 8-3) are one game behind the first-place Indians (15-7, 9-2), who had been undefeated in league play before this week.

Both teams have four games remaining, and the Raiders, having won two of three from Fullerton, own the tiebreaker should they finish tied.

More details to come later tonight.

-- LOU PONSI, OCVarsity.com

He coached at Fullerton for 13 seasons.

Fullerton's program improved during his tenure, winning three league championships over the past six seasons. Czech was very well-respected by his coaching peers in the county.

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Teams 16-20

16. Cypress (11-6)

17. Fullerton (13-5)

18. Santa Margarita (9-9)

19. Canyon (10-7)

20. San Clemente (9-9-1)

*Records through April 19

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Player of the year – Dani Kenny, La Habra, Sr.

First Team – Sarah Agopian (Fullerton, Sr.); Brittany Cornwell (Sunny Hills, Sr.); Hena Garcia (Sonora, Sr., GK); Kaitlin Gilmartin (Buena Park, Jr.); Alex Hoetker (Sunny Hills, So.); Jen Horchler (Troy, Sr.); Julie Lantz (Fullerton, Sr.); Julia Lantz (Fullerton, Sr.); Julia Pecina (La Habra, Sr.); Brittany Reed (Sonora, Sr.); Michelle Schrader (La Habra. Sr.); Sarah Shin (Sunny Hills, Jr., GK)

Second Team - Becky Davis (Sonora, Sr.); Jaime Flores (Buena Park, Sr.); Laleh Khorsandi (Troy, Jr.); Jesse Klein (Sunny Hills, Sr.); Morgan Klingfus (La Habra, So., GK); Tanya Lee (Sonora, Sr.); Carlie Lyng (Sunny Hills, Sr.); Hollie Mickelson (Fullerton, Sr.); Alexandria Talley (La Habra, Jr.); Tatumn Walter (Troy, Jr.); Chelsea Wilbourn (La Habra, Sr.)

Player of the Year– Audrey McKay (Sunny Hills, Sr.)

Attacking Player of the Year– Sierra Mack (Fullerton, Sr.)
Defensive Player of the Year– Destiny Hernandez (Sunny Hills, Jr.)

Goal Keepers of the Year– Kayla Neujahr (Sunny Hills, Jr.); Mikayla Ortega (Sunny Hills, Jr.)

First Team– Sierra Mack (Fullerton, Sr.); Brisa Gonzalez (Fullerton, Sr.); Dominique Richardson (Fullerton, Jr.); Adriana Garcia (Fullerton, Sr.); Tracy Kracy (La Habra, Sr.); Ashley Bush (Sonora, Jr.); Kayla Grassbaugh (Sonora, Sr.); Destiny Hernandez (Sunny Hills, Jr.); Lauren Roblero (Sunny Hills, Sr.); Melani Serrata (Sunny Hills, Sr.); Lauren Henderson (Troy, Sr.); Lauren Mellano (Troy, Jr.); Lauren Dandie (Troy, Fr.)
Second Team– Jordan Nero (Fullerton, Sr.); Taylor Allen (Fullerton, Sr.); Alexis Richardson (Fullerton, Sr.); Rachel Meltzer (La Habra, Jr.); Shelby Di Maria (La Habra, Jr.); Anisa Mahram (Sonora, Jr.); Natasha Coyle (Sonora, So.); Brittany Aanderud (Sunny Hills, Fr.); Kayla Arenas (Sunny Hills, Jr.); Paige Brittain (Sunny Hills, Sr.); Hayley Gruenberg (Sunny Hills, Sr.); Lorin Wathen (Troy, Jr.)

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MVP – Alex Sanchez (Troy, Jr.)

First Team – Julieann Bryant (Buena Park, So.); Taylor Allen (Fullerton, Sr.); Dominique Richardson (Fullerton, Jr.); Chelsea Walton (Sonora, So.); Louie Angel (Sunny Hills, Jr.); Alysa Ito (Troy, Sr.); Chrystal Guarin (Troy, Sr.).

Second Team – Kazmere Rockmore (Fullerton, Sr.); Kenya Thomas (Sonora, So.); Lauren Ulrich (Sonora, So.); Janice Lee (Sunny Hills, Jr.); Kristen Chikami (Troy, Jr.).