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Gavin Sawchuk is Oklahoma bound.

The star running back, who’s entering his senior season at Valor Christian High School, , according to 247sports.com.

“Boomer Sooner,” he tweeted Tuesday morning.

Boomer Sooner

— Gavin Sawchuk (@G27football)

The 5-foot-11, 185-pound Sawchuk burst his way to 1,239 yards rushing on 131 carries and 17 touchdowns in eight games last season, helping the Eagles reach the 5A championship game as a junior. He was named the Gatorade Colorado football player of the year in May.

In 12 games as a sophomore, he had 197 carries for 1,786 yards and 23 TDs for Valor.

He is a four-star recruit, according to 247sports.com, and is the second-best running back and No. 43 overall player in the 2022 class. He had numerous offers from Division I programs, including Colorado, Colorado State, Notre Dame, Ohio State and Southern California.

This marks the fifth straight year the top-ranked Colorado prep player in 247Sports’ composite rankings committed to an out-of-state school. The last top-ranked player to commit in-state was Pomona offensive lineman Jake Moretti, who signed with CU in 2017. He is also the only top-ranked commit from Colorado to sign with CU or CSU since 2010.

Three of the top five Colorado Class of 2022 recruits, , have already committed to out-of-state schools, including Fairview athlete Grant Page (Nebraska) and Eaglecrest offensive lineman Brayden Miller (Michigan State).

Should I stay or should I go?

Colorado has had a hard time hanging on to its top high school football players over the past 13 years. Over that period, just one recruit listed atop 247Sports’ composite rankings has remained in-state and seven have committed to schools outside the Pac-12 and Mountain West conferences.

*Per 247Sports.com composite rankings