NAPLES — Having never competed in the 60-meter hurdles or raced indoors, Torrey Campbell wasn't sure what to expect entering Sunday's Brooks PR Invitational in Seattle.

The Barron Collier senior said he only accepted his invitation to the elite high school track meet for the experience of running against some of the best sprinters in the nation.

After Sunday's event, Campbell showed he belongs among the top hurdlers in the country by winning it. Campbell got out of the blocks quickly in the 60 hurdles finals and won at the national meet in 7.82 seconds.

“I wasn't going out there expecting to win,” Campbell said. “I had never done indoor, but I have a really good start because I'm a sprinter, and that gave me an edge. It's a short race, and no one had time to catch up.”