Wayne State College

2014-15:  Named First Team All-NSIC for a second straight season, Daktronics Second Team All-Central Region and WBCA honorable mention All-American after leading Wayne State in scoring (16.0) and rebounding (7.2)...had seven double-doubles during the season and 10 games scoring 20 or more points...ranked seventh in the NSIC in scoring, tied for seventh in rebounding, fourth in field goal percentage (.514) and second in steals per game (2.3)...shot 51.4 percent from the field (208-405) and 71.3 percent at the free throw line (129-181)...named NSIC South Division Player of the Week twice during the season (December 1st and February 9th)...scored season-high 24 points with eight rebounds at St. Cloud State (1/17/15)...had 23 points and career-high 14 rebounds at Augustana (11/24/14)...named to the NSIC Sanford Health Women's All-Tournament Team after scoring 23 points vs. St. Cloud State and 22 against MSU Moorhead...set single season school record with 78 steals and finished WSC career ranked seventh in career scoring (1,500 points), third in career free throw attempts (545), fourth in career free throws made (364) and fifth in career field goals made (568)...selected to the NSIC Winter All-Academic Team for a third straight season.

2013-14:  Earned First Team All-NSIC honors after leading WSC in scoring at 16.2 points per game...also averaged 6.2 rebounds, 1.6 assists and 1.5 steals while playing 28.5 minutes per contest...shot 51 percent from the field (200-392) and 60.2 percent (136-226) at the free throw line...set single season school record for most free throws attempted by Wildcat player...ranked eighth in the NSIC in scoring and fifth in field goal percentage...scored double figures in 29 of 33 contests and had five double-doubles during the season...named Most Valuable Player of the North Star Invitational in Alaska and was a two-time NSIC Player of the Week...in the same week, scored career-high 30 points with 11 rebounds vs. Augustana (11/25/13) and had games of 23 poiints and 13 rebounds vs. Lees-McRae and 26 points against Alaska-Fairbanks (11/30/13) to be named MVP of North Star Invitational and NSIC Player of the Week in the same week...had nine games with 20 or more points, including 25 on 9 of 14 shooting in Central Regional win over Pittsburg State (3/14/14)...also named NSIC Player of the Week on 11/11/13 after scoring 26 points in season opener vs. Peru State...selected to the NSIC Winter All-Academic Team for a second straight season.

2012-13: Was named All-NSIC Second Team during her sophomore season while starting all 27 games for WSC...was named NSIC Women's Basketball Player of the Week on January 2 for her 23 points and 11 rebounds in a win over Chadron State...led the Wildcats in scoring with 419 points and her 15.5 points per game ranked seventh in the conference...also ranked in the NSIC in rebounds per game with 6.7 (19th) and was 13th in field goal percentage making 160-337 shots from the field (47.5%)...had five double-doubles during the season highlighted by her 23 points and 11 rebounds against Chadron State...scored a career high 27 points at Minnesota Crookston on 1/11/13...grabbed a career high 13 rebounds twice during the season against York College and Southwest Minnesota State...one of six Wildcats to receive NSIC Winter All-Academic honors.

2011-2012: Redshirted during first season at Wayne State.

Before WSC:  Played one season at Nebraska-Omaha where Spencer played in 25 games...averaged 2.7 points and 2.6 rebounds and had 24 offensive rebounds, tied for fourth most on the team.

High School:  Graduate of Millard West High School...was a four year letter winner in basketball and selected Third Team All-State and Second Team All-Metro Conference during senior season...helped Millard West to Class A State runner-up finish in senior season...graduated with a 3.875 grade point average and was a member of the honor roll.

Personal:  Daughter of Bryan Muellner and Amy Spencer Luvisi...born on February 1, 1992...majoring in biology and pre-nursing...mother played basketball at Creighton and father played basketball at UNO.