Syracuse is one of those teams that is year in and year out a solid threat.  They finish within the top 5 of the 6A Classification, year in and year out.  They have a huge feeder program and develop kids once they get into high school.  The question is not if they will put a trophy from the State tournament in their school, the question is when.  Is that this season?  They return 1.5 points less than Layton, so this might be it.  Kids will have to step up, and coaches will need to get the most out of the Titans in February, but it is possible.  

106  Porter Carlson (9)

Easton Gines (9)

113  Boston Loveland (10) State qualifier

120  Sutton Brown (11) 3rd State 

126  Carson Rountree (11)

Saxon Bailey (11)

132  Isaac Griffin (12) State Qualifier, 5th state 2019

138  Grant Fairbanks (12) 5th state, 3rd state 2019

145  Trace Garrett (12) State Qualifier

Chance Glenn (12) State Qualifier

152  Chace Carter  (12) State Qualifier

160  Jordan FaiFai (11) 3rd State-formerly Jordan Davies

170  Zach Phipps (11) State Qualifier

Gabe Mabin (10)

182  Nash Anderson (12) State Qualifier

Miles Draper (10)

195  Austin Bunton (Jr) 

JJ Rusch (10) State Qualifier

220  Conner Schwab (10) State Qualifier

Colton Wood (12)

285  Ben Acker (?)

Chester Fonua (Jr) 

Head Coach:  Troy Brown (men's and women's)

Assistant Coach:  Taylor Allen (men's and women's)

Assistant Coach:  Rylie Rivera (women's)

Men's Assistants:  Tytan Smith, Ramiro Meredith, Joel Bolduc, Braxton Anderson

Youth Coaches:  Taylor Allen, Shane Anderson, Dan Morbach, Shane Sellers, Tanner Allen

Two Freshman at 106 could make a huge difference in the way that Syracuse performs during the year and finishes the season at UVU in February.  Easton Gines and Porter Carlson will likely compete at 106 and will be the difference in close duals in their region if one or more of these can place at State, the Titans might contend in February.