The Dallas Iron Horse continued their work in the DFL draft by selecting Ryan Pruitt with the No. 24 overall pick in the second round.

Pruitt became the latest addition tied to Dallas’ draft class as the Iron Horse made their second-round selection. The pick follows the club’s opening move in the draft and gives Dallas another player entering its roster-building process.

The selection came shortly after the San Antonio Coyotes used the No. 23 overall pick on Brandon Ruiz, keeping the second round moving through a stretch of back-to-back selections by DFL clubs.

For Dallas, the Pruitt pick is another formal step in shaping the team’s group during the draft. Each selection carries its own place in the process, with clubs using the available picks to bring new players into their organizations and set the direction of their developing rosters.

The Iron Horse held the No. 24 slot in the second round and used it on Pruitt rather than moving away from the selection. That decision places Pruitt alongside the other players chosen by Dallas in the current draft cycle.

The DFL draft has continued to produce roster additions across the league, with teams using early and second-round opportunities to make decisions that will be reflected in their next stages of preparation. Dallas’ selection of Pruitt adds another completed move to that leaguewide sequence.

Pruitt’s name now stands as the player attached to the Iron Horse’s No. 24 overall selection. Dallas will move forward from the pick with another drafted player connected to the club, while the broader draft continues to determine where the remaining available selections will land.

The second round has also included movement from other teams, including San Antonio’s choice of Ruiz at No. 23. With consecutive picks assigned to different clubs, the Dallas selection marked the next recorded decision in a continuing run of draft activity.

For the Iron Horse, the immediate result is clear: Pruitt is the player selected at No. 24 overall.