The Enumclaw boys wrestling team is on a mission this season and it is called back-to-back.

The Hornets are on a quest to win back-to-back 3A state championships after taking the crown home last season.

"(The) wrestlers are hoping for back-to-back state titles; they are working toward that goal everyday," coach Adam Eilers wrote in an email. "We would like to be (South Puget Sound) league champions as well. That is a title that we haven't had in a few years and we would like to get it back. There are tough teams standing in our way (Sumner and Auburn) co-league champions last season."

Enumclaw has some top-rated wrestlers who are looking for individual titles this season.

Senior Kyle Opland took third last season at 113 pounds and sophomore Quinton Southcott took third at 120 pounds. Both will be looking to move up to the top of the bracket.

Junior Jake Treece took second last season at 126 losing to teammate Hunter Haney, who graduated in June. This should be Treece's year to stand on the top step.

Tanner Turnbow and Levi Ward each made the state bracket and are expected do well out this season.

"All are looking great in the room right now and all of them seem to be on a mission," Eilers said.