The Louisville Colonels used the No. 16 overall pick in the latest DFL draft to select Andre Wallace in the second round, adding another player to their roster during an active stretch of personnel moves.

Wallace became Louisville’s second-round selection as the draft continued through the middle of its overall order. The pick places him among the newest additions entering the DFL through the draft process, with the Colonels making a defined investment in their roster through the No. 16 selection.

The selection was one of several notable moves involving Louisville during the same window. The Colonels also completed two free-agent signings, giving the club multiple roster additions alongside its draft choice. The available transaction information identifies Wallace as Louisville’s draft selection but does not provide further details about his position, contract status, or expected role.

For the Colonels, the combination of a second-round pick and two free-agent additions represents a concentrated period of roster activity. Draft picks and free-agent moves carry different timelines and circumstances, but each adds to the group available to the organization as it continues building its squad.

The DFL draft remained active beyond Louisville’s selection. Two picks later, at No. 18 overall, the Richmond Capitols selected Kevin Wallace. That selection followed the Colonels’ choice of Andre Wallace and marked another second-round decision in the same portion of the draft.

Louisville’s use of the No. 16 pick also follows a draft period in which teams across the DFL have continued adding players through the opening rounds. The Colonels’ move gives the organization a specific second-round addition while its separate free-agent transactions expand the scope of its activity beyond the draft board.

No additional information was provided on the Colonels’ plans for Wallace or on how the club will deploy its newest players. What is clear from the latest round of transactions is that Louisville added three players through the available draft and free-agent channels, beginning with its second-round selection of Wallace.

As the draft proceeds, the No. 16 choice stands as Louisville’s latest confirmed selection and a central part of the club’s current roster work.