Luke Spang

Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll, 2025 · Centennial Conference offensive player of the week, 2025 Year · GP · Att · Com · Pct · TD · Yds · Int · Eff · Rush · Yds · Avg · TD · Lg · 2024 · 5 · 3 · 1 · .333 · 0 · 10 · 0 · 61.33 · 3 · 7 · 2.3 · 0 · 11 · 2025 · 11 · 190 · 117 · .616 · 11 · 1404 · 5 · 137.49 · 51 · 223 · 4.4 · 4 · 23 · Totals · 16 · 193 · 118 · .611 · 11 · 1414 · 5 · 136.31 · 54 · 230 · 4.3 · 4 · 23 rushing yards – 49 vs. Carnegie Mellon, 2025 completions – 24 vs. Union, 2025 passing yards – 290 vs. Gettysburg, 2025 passing touchdowns – 4 vs. Gettysburg, 2025 2025 Split time at quarterback to start the season and started last five games · Led Mules in passing yardage and completion percentage and was fourth in rushing · Third in the Centennial Conference in completion percentage and seventh in total offense · Came off bench to lead comeback win vs. nationally ranked Carnegie Mellon, passing for 227 yards and rushing for 49 and two scores · Threw for 241 yards and three touchdowns in NCAA Tournament win vs. Union · Against nationally ranked Johns Hopkins, became first player in program history to score TDs rushing, receiving, and passing in the same game · Completed 21 of 27 passes for 290 yards and four TDs in three quarters at Gettysburg · Was outstanding in win at Endicott, going 9-of-10 for 138 yards and first two career TD passes 2024 Ended freshman season as the Mules No. 2 quarterback · Completed pass for 10 yards in regular-season finale vs. Montclair State Lettered four years in football and three in basketball at Parkland High School · Passed for 5,100 yards and 52 touchdowns · Led team to two conference championships and one district title · Served as a team captain · Played guard for basketball team that advanced to state championship game · Parents are Greg and Amy Spang · Born February 20, 2006 · A political science major