MEET
Spencer Lovejoy
RESIDES
Philadelphia, PA
CLUB
Specter Center
BIRTHDATE
May 14, 1998
Philadelphia, PA
CLUB
Specter Center
BIRTHDATE
May 14, 1998
HOMETOWN
Branford, CT
COLLEGE
Yale University
COACH
Graeme Williams
Branford, CT
COLLEGE
Yale University
COACH
Graeme Williams
PSA TITLES
3
RACQUET
Dunlop
3
RACQUET
Dunlop
BIO
Spencer Lovejoy was a constant fixture on the U.S. junior circuit, reaching the finals of the U13, U15 and U19 divisions. Spencer represented Team USA at two World Juniors in 2015 and 2016. Spencer played No. 2 on the U.S. team that achieved a record third place finish in 2016. Spencer was honored with the DeRoy Sportsmanship Award his senior year before attending Yale University.
At Yale, Spencer was the captain his senior year, played No. 1 all four years and made CSA All-American for three years of his collegiate career. In 2020, Spencer was presented with the Skillman Sportsmanship Award.
Spencer started playing PSA events during college, capturing the first title of his career in 2019 at the Mississauga Open in Canada. Spencer held a ranking of 114 upon turning professional full time in 2020, and broke into the world’s top 100 rankings in his first season, reaching world No. 99 in March 2021. Spencer has continued to work his way up the rankings since then, reaching a career high of 64 in the world. He has represented team USA on multiple occasions and was part of the historic 6th place finish at the World Team Championships in New Zealand.
At Yale, Spencer was the captain his senior year, played No. 1 all four years and made CSA All-American for three years of his collegiate career. In 2020, Spencer was presented with the Skillman Sportsmanship Award.
Spencer started playing PSA events during college, capturing the first title of his career in 2019 at the Mississauga Open in Canada. Spencer held a ranking of 114 upon turning professional full time in 2020, and broke into the world’s top 100 rankings in his first season, reaching world No. 99 in March 2021. Spencer has continued to work his way up the rankings since then, reaching a career high of 64 in the world. He has represented team USA on multiple occasions and was part of the historic 6th place finish at the World Team Championships in New Zealand.