Jodd Carter and Caleb Freitas-Fields made it on a squad filled with players from Tuesday’s championship contenders, Mililani and Mid-Pacific.

Maryknoll’s Chase Uyema was named the tournament’s Most Outstanding Player after picking up wins against both Konawaena and Kamehameha-Hawai`i en route to the championship.

The Hilo High graduate felt good after leaving the three-day minicamp, but did not receive a contract from the Saints, forcing him to find another way to make an NFL roster.

The Warriors were silenced in a four-hit, mercy rule shortened contest at Waipahu’s Hans L`Orange Field.

The transfer from East Carolina earned the conference’s Player of the Year award while two other Vulcans earned recognition from the conference.

Thanks to a generous donation from Stanley Costales Jr. at SportsLine, the Wildcats will head to the state tournament in Oahu with a full compliment of catcher’s equipment.

The Vulcans will face Dixie State Friday at 11:30 a.m. to open one of two NCAA West Regional brackets.

The Division I tournament will be held at Maui’s Iron Maehara Stadium while Division II’s brackets will unravel at Waipahu’s Hans L’Orange Park.