Ranks among the top 10 in field goals made and field goal percentage in a career. Fourth on the all-time points list with 1,634, Durelle was also dominant on the boards, pulling down 6.1 per game in his junior and senior years. He was named First Team All-MAAC during his junior and senior years and All-Metropolitan Second Team in 2000-01. Durelle never missed a game in the Jasper green. By junior year, he was scoring 21.3 points per game, putting himself on the national leaderboard. He flourished when the Jaspers picked up the offensive pace under coach Bobby Gonzalez. As a senior, he moved to the center spot, still scoring 17.8 per game. After graduation, Durelle played professionally abroad in Spain, Holland, Argentina, Brazil and Venezuela. Along the way, he added four championships and three Most Valuable Player titles to his collection. He took a year off during his professional career to be home for the birth of his daughter, Adelina, and officially retired in 2011.