Wingate University Athletics

2019: Floyd Louallen rushed six times for 13 yards as the Bulldogs won 10 games for the first time in school history…Posted two carries for 13 yards in the UVA Wise victory…Blocked a punt in the win at Tusculum (which was returned for a TD)…Recorded one punt return for 16 yards against the TU Pioneers…Notched a career-best 12 special teams tackles with two each against Fayetteville State, Limestone, UVA Wise and West Florida…
 
2018: Louallen had two big games in the NCAA playoffs…Returned a blocked punt for a TD in the West Georgia win…Posted one carry for 14 yards in the NCAA game at Lenoir-Rhyne…Recorded nine special team tackles with two each versus Lenoir-Rhyne (regular season) and Mars Hill…Helped cause a safety in the Mars Hill triumph…
 
2017: Louallen saw time in 10 games as Wingate won the South Atlantic Conference championship…Recorded a blocked punt (which was returned for a TD) in the Limestone win…
 
2016: Louallen utilized a redshirt season…Spent the spring of 2017 as a member of the WU track and field team…

Personal: Floyd Louallen played three varsity seasons for head coach John Lowery, Jr. at Forest Hills. A running back and strong safety, Louallen was team MVP and All-Rocky River Conference his senior season. His efforts were rewarded with a spot in the East/West All-Star Game in Greensboro. In track and field, Louallen lettered three years for head coach Harold Crowder. He was the Yellow Jackets’ track team MVP and captain as a senior, earning a spot ln the all-conference team as well. In the classroom, Louallen maintained a 4.1 GPA at Forest Hills. Floyd is the son of Robert Louallen and Charlene Robinson. He has two sisters.