These are the likely sites. We have a couple of confirmations. We don't expect any changes, but it is best to keep checking ocvarsity.com for the latest updates.

We will have the final list of sites late Monday or early Tuesday.

(Or you can call one of the participating schools. "If you know your party's four-digit extension, enter it now." ...  You press O to skip right to the operator. ... "I'm sorry, that is an invalid extention.")

Hey, just come back to ocvarsity.com, and let us do that legwork for you.

What the second round looks like in divisions involving Orange County teams:

Pac-5 Division

Dana Hills vs. Edison at Orange Coast College; Bishop Amat at Lakewood; Servite vs. Long Beach Poly at Veterans Stadium; Notre Dame of Sherman Oaks at Mission Viejo.

Southwest Division

La Habra vs. El Dorado at Valencia High; El Toro vs. Cypress at Western High; Trabuco Hills vs. Pacifica at Bolsa Grande High; Tustin at Huntington Beach

Southern Division

Garden Grove vs. Beckman at Tustin High; Norwalk at Westminster; Laguna Hills at Segerstrom; La Mirada vs. Santiago at Garden Grove High

Mid-Valley Division

Baldwin Park vs. Whittier Christian at Whittier College

East Valley Division

Aquinas at St. Margaret's

Northeast Division

Rio Hondo Prep vs.  Saddleback Valley Christian at JSerra High

The Tillers' Anthony Wilkerson ran for 204 yards and two TDs, and AJ Rafter returned an interception for a touchdown. Check out highlights from the contest and postgame interviews in this video by OCVarsity.com's Jonathan Khamis.

Click here to read the full game story.

Check out highlights from the contest and postgame interviews with Wilkerson, Coulter, Lynch, and Coach Myron Miler in this video by OCVarsity.com's Jonathan Khamis.

Read the game story here.

Orange Lutheran (0-1) is ranked No. 4 in Orange County and Tustin (2-0) is No. 9.

Miller said Wilkerson was injured during the game against Foothill this past Friday.

Tustin running back Anthony Wilkerson. / Photo by Miguel Vasconcellos, The Register

The senior has been undergoing treatment this week in hopes that he could face the Lancers, but he has not been able to practice.

Wilkerson, who has committed to Stanford, has rushed for more than 300 yards in each of Tustin's first two games this season. He has scored a county-leading 11 touchdowns.

"And when they don't practice they don't play. It's just not fair to the kid," Miller said. "We have other running backs, and one of them is going to have to come up big."

Miller said the running back duties would be shared Friday by Romel Lilly, Avery Lynch and A.J. Rafter.

Steve Fryer contributed to this report.

Miller said Webb will could play football and run track for the Falcons. Webb took fifth in the state in the 200 meters with a sizzling 21.50.

Wilkerson wrote that he committed to the Cardinal on Sunday night.

So who did his recruiting battle come down to?

Wilkerson said it came down to Stanford and UCLA.

Here are some of his text messages tonight:

"I lowered my list down to UCLA and Stanford and I just kind of wanted to get it out of the way and not josh around with coaches anymore if I know where I'm going to go, so now I'm a Cardinal!!"

Wilkerson has long been high on Stanford. His uncle, Marc Davis, played football and baseball at Stanford.

Wilkerson is the second first-team All-County player to commit to Stanford. Edison linebacker Jordan Zumwalt also has committed to the Cardinal.

That's just a heck of a 1-2 punch, and don't forget: Josh Quezada of La Habra also has been offered by Stanford, which appears to be putting together a great recruiting class.

"We have a lot of commits right now," Wilkerson said in a phone interview.

Thursday, 7:30 p.m.

What happened the first time they met: Tustin won, 54-49

Why is this so important: Welcome to the playoffs! Tustin, El Dorado and Brea Olinda all started the week tied at 4-4. Guess who Tustin has to play this week? That’s right, both Brea Olinda and Tustin.

The Tillers lost the first game to the Wildcats, but beat the Golden Hawks.

(Rankings and records as of Feb. 9)

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Wilkerson (6-0, 210) is planning two trips to Palo Alto, but the Cardinal have some competition for the back, who has been compared to Tustin great and NFL veteran DeShaun Foster.

Wilkerson plans to attend Stanford's Junior Day in late February. In late January, he plans to visit the school unofficially with his uncle, Marc Davis, who played baseball at Stanford.

Of the offer from Stanford, Wilkerson said: "Good news. That's one of the top schools I'm looking at."

Wilkerson said Stanford offered the week after the CIF-SS Southwest Division final. That same week, USC's Pete Carroll was among the coaches who visited Wilkerson at Tustin. Cal also made an on-campus visit.

Wilkerson said he also is interested in UCLA and Oklahoma. He said the Sooners are sending him a steady flow of letters.

Wilkerson carries a 3.8 grade-point average and is currently playing basketball for Tustin.

I think Tustin coach Myron Miller has brought Wilkerson along very nicely. The kid is going to be even more amazing next season.

Tustin (9-4) vs. La Habra (11-2)

Saturday, 2 p.m., at Angel Stadium

Outlook: With Ronnie Hillman, Joshua Quezada, Anthony Wilkerson and Ameer Webb on the field, this is likely to resemble a track meet.

In fact, at the rate that Tustin is scoring, La Habra might be hard-pressed to keep up. Tustin has scored 188 points in its three playoff games. Wilkerson has rushed for 639 yards in those three games.

La Habra gave up a ton of yards, 469 to be exact, in its semifinal game against Trabuco Hills. The Highlanders allowed 217 rushing. That’s not a good sign, especially when you have to face Double Wing T.

One thing that La Habra will have going for it will be the passing game, led by quarterback Randall Nygren. The Highlanders have struggled with the pass in previous games, so the key could be Nygren.

Then again, teams have been so far behind the Tillers in recent weeks that they have had to start passing by the second quarter. Nygren has completed 58.6 percent of his passes (112 of 191) for 1,645 yards and 23 touchdowns.

Quezada rushed for 207 yards last week and Hillman posted 120. They have combined for 2,672 rushing yards this season. Can this duo be stopped?

Wilkerson and Webb have combined for 3,190 yards. Can they be stopped?

This is going to be a wild game.

MORE OF THE CALHOUN FOUR:

• St. Margaret's vs. Twenty Nine Palms
• Laguna Hills vs. Mafair
• Tesoro vs. Long Beach Poly