An Oxford High School football player and a victim in the fatal shooting earlier in the year has been honored as a 5-star member of the 2023 recruiting class.

Tate Myre, a linebacker and running back for Oxford, was 1 of 4 students who died during the tragedy on Nov. 30. He was 16-years-old.

On Friday, 247 Sports announced Myre as an honorary 5-star and indicated the rating will appear on Myre’s 247 page “for perpetuity.”

Michigan and Michigan State have both been active in honoring the Oxford community following the tragedy. The Wolverines honored the victims in a memorable and iconic 42-point performance – Myre’s jersey number – in their B1G Championship Game victory.

Mel Tucker and the Spartans also honored Myre as an honorary member of the 2022 recruiting class.

“Tate Myre had an unmatched work ethic, athleticism, and love for his teammates. He had a passion to one day play for Michigan State. This passion was paired with an unstoppable drive and follow-through to get there. Tate’s consistency on and off the football field elevated everyone who knew him,” said Tucker.

Myre was indeed a 5-star human being in every way.