Before ACU 
During his high school years, Durrell ran for Red Oak HS. During his senior year of HS, he competed at the state meet, running for Red Oak’s winning 5A 4x100 relay and on the 5 th place 4x200 relay as Red Oak finished in 3 rd place in the team standings, only 6 points out of 1 st place. He then competed for Fort Scott CC, in Fort Scott, KS, where as a freshman in the 2024 season he ran on the winning JC indoor 4x400 relay. Outdoors, the Fort Scott 4x400 finished 5 th at the JC national meet. During his initial season for Fort Scott, he also ran his outdoor personal best in the 400 at the Bobcat Invitational in San Marcos. During his sophomore year, did not compete in the indoor national championship, but earlier in the season, he ran a personal best of 6.88 in the 60 at the Washburn Open. Outdoors, Durrell finished 12 th in the JC 200, plus ran on the 3 rd place 4x100 for Fort Scott. That same year, he ran his personal best in the 100, a 10.25 at the Pittsburg State Invitational and a personal best in the 200 at the Wichita State KT Woodman Invitational with a time of 20.65.

Personal 
Durrell graduated from Red Oak HS in the spring of 2023 and competed for 2 years at Fort Scott CC in Fort Scott, KS, where he was on the Honors List. His Mother is Alexandria Pritchett and he has a sister – Madison College – and a brother, Dakorien Moore. His brother, Dakorien, was the top rated HS wide receiver in the U.S. for Duncanville HS after accumulating over 3,400 receiving yards during HS career. He is now one of the leading receivers for the University of Oregon Ducks as a freshman. At ACU, Durrell is a Liberal Studies major.

Why did you choose ACU? I chose ACU to have a part in bringing the winning culture back to ACU.

What is your favorite thing about ACU? My favorite thing about ACU would be the people! The people here are amazing!