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Paris Lights sign American wide receiver Tristen Wallace

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The Paris Lights continue building their roster for the upcoming the American Football League Europe season and have now announced their first American import player. Wide receiver Tristen Wallace joins the French franchise and is expected to add playmaking ability to the offense.

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College career in the United States

Wallace began his college career at the University of Oregon. After a redshirt year, he transferred to Prairie View A&M University, where he quickly made an impact.

During two seasons with Prairie View A&M, Wallace played in 20 games and recorded 78 receptions for 1,114 receiving yards and six touchdowns. His performances showed his ability to create big plays and be a reliable target in the passing game.

Professional experience in multiple leagues

After his college career, Wallace continued his football journey in professional leagues. He played in the United States Football League for the Sea Lions and later competed in the Mexican Liga de Fútbol Americano Profesional for the Monterrey Osos.

Throughout his career, Wallace has earned several individual honors, including an MVP selection, an Offensive Player of the Year award, and an All-Pro selection.

First American import for the Lights

With the signing of Tristen Wallace, the Paris Lights add an experienced and dynamic receiver to their roster. As the team continues to build its squad for the upcoming season, Wallace is expected to become an important weapon in the Paris passing attack.

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