SENIOR (2019): Started 10 games at safety ... Posted 39 tackles and added 1.5 sacks, the first of his career ... Had six tackles for loss ... Tallied two interceptions and broke up four passes ... Had 1.5 sacks in opener against Bethany (9/7) ... Picked off two passes in finale at Dickinson (11/16) ... Notched two tackles for loss at No. 6 Muhlenberg (10/18)
JUNIOR (2018): Named second-team All-Centennial Conference ... Played in 10 games ... Finished season with 40 tackles, which ranked seventh on the team and third for defensive backs ... Recorded one fumble recovery ... Tallied five or more tackles in every game he played on defense ... Led team with 31 punts ... Finished season with 1,147 punting yards, averaging 37-yards per punt ... Placed 10 points inside the 20 ... Had 10 tackles, including 1.5 tackles for loss against Susquehana (10/20).
SOPHOMORE (2017): Worked through an injury to start six games at safety ... Notched 22 tackles (1.5 for loss) ... Forced a fumble in opener against Bethany (9/1).
FRESHMAN (2016): Earned second team All-Centennial Conference honors after starting all 10 games at weak-side safety ... Led Bears in total tackles (67), solo tackles (52), interceptions (3), and pass break-ups (6) ... Racked up six tackles for loss and tied for third in CC with two forced fumbles ... Returned an interception for a touchdown against Moravian (10/1) ... Also picked off a pass versus Susquehanna (10/22) and Dickinson (11/12) ... Posted 2.5 tackles for loss against Johns Hopkins (10/29).
Before Ursinus: Honorable mention All-Suburban One selection at Neshaminy High School ... Named Senior Defensive Leader ... Four-year varsity basketball player and team captain ... National Honor Society member.
Personal: Born April 17, 1998 ... Son of Shayn and Joe Spingler ... Mother was a three-sport athlete in field hockey, diving, and lacrosse in college ... Has one sibling, Riley ... Applied Economics major (finance and investment concentration) and management minor ... Involved in intramural basketball and various community service activities on campus.
Why Ursinus? I loved the school from the first visit. It had my major and I liked the small classes and accessibility to the professors. For football, I knew that I would be given the opportunity through hard work and commitment to compete for a spot on the field right from the start. One of the best decisions that I ever made. GO BEARS!
HONORS
- Second team All-Centennial Conference (2016)
- Second-team All-Centennial Conference (2018)
