2019: Spencer played in 10 matches and started in one...logged 321 minutes of playing time...took two shots this season against ETSU and Howard, with one on target against Howard in the Sun Belt Tournament.

2018: Saw action in seven matches and logged 134 minutes of playing time ... played a season-high 30 minutes in a 3-0 win versus Belmont (9/3) ... attempted one shot against the Bruins. 

2017: Saw action in 13 games, starting six…logged 662 minutes, including a season-high 107 against Campbell (Oct. 17)…finished the season with 12 shots, recording six on goal, which ranked tied for second on the team…scored his lone goal in the game against Campbell, a second-half strike to preserve a 1-1 draw.

O’Keefe’s Take: “Yoni is athletically gifted, tough and can play with either foot. I have seen him grow tremendously over the past six months as his team transitioned to a three-back system and he has made the transition smooth and has shut down some of the best attacking players in the country this past fall. He has the potential to have an immediate impact on our defense and will only get better each day.  We are excited to see his continued growth over the next four years.”

High School: Played for Charlotte Soccer Academy under Rob Dalton ... was named the USSDA Designated Player ... selected to represent the U.S. at the Maccabi games in Israel on the U18 national men’s soccer team .

Personal: Full name is Yonatan Klein Spencer ... son of Richard Spencer ... born Sept. 23, 1999 ... has three siblings: Daniel, Maya and Natalie ... intends to major in political science and minor in business ... plans to attend law school after graduation.