The future Auburn Tiger made running the 60m look downright pedestrian, going 6.63, 6.62 and 6.59 in ensuing rounds to score his first, and only, indoor title at New Balance Nationals Indoor on Sunday. His teammate,
Tyson Campbell, was second overall in 6.72 seconds.
Pa. state champion
Austin Kratz, who would go on to win his first indoor title in the 200m in 21.01, was third in 6.72 seconds. Caleb Jackson and
Mario Heslop were fourth and fifth, respectively, in 6.76 and 6.77 seconds.
Brendon Stewart, who entered the weekend as the US No. 1 leader, was sixth in 6.79, earning the final All-American nod.