Legacy’s Bynarowicz heads for Gunnison for football

BY STEVE SMITH SSMITH@COLORADOCOMMUNITYMEDIA.COM

e rest of Ryan Bynarowicz’s time at Legacy High School won’t involve a search for a college so he can continue playing football.

Bynarowicz took care of that issue by signing his letter of intent with Western State University Gunnison

“I chose Western for a variety of reasons,” he said. “ e coaches are amazing, with deep roots at Western. e coaching sta also fosters a winning culture with emphasis on a dog-culture mentality, which I very e Lightning advanced to the second round of the state 5A playo s last season. Bynarowicz played in 11 games and recorded 35 total tackles, 29 of which were solo e orts, and three sacks. He drew some interest from Jamestown University in North Dakota. He received an o er to play there.

“While I’ve been interested in Western for quite some time, I only recently was able to visit Jan. 29,” he said. “I got to meet the coaches and players, take a tour and hear about

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