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A pure goalscorer...scores his goals in crunch time...Has a chance to become the WCC's all-time leading career goal scorer in league play with four more goals...currently tied for fifth with former USF star Staale Soebye (13). 2005: led the team with six goals and 18 points... named all-WCC second team...scored five goals in WCC play, including two at San Diego, and goals vs. Gonzaga, St. Mary's, and Loyola Marymount...also scored vs. San Jose State...six assists including one on gamewinner at Stanford ...led the WCC in pts. per game in WCC play (1.27). 2004: West Coast Conference Most Valuable Player and points leader in both league (14) and overall play (28)...scored a league best seven game-winning goals, a league-record six in WCC play...all but one of his game winners came in games that USF won by a single goal...game-winners came vs. San Jose State, San Diego, at Portland, at St. Mary's, vs. St. Mary's, at Loyola Marymount, and in WCC clinching win vs. Gonzaga...assisted on game-winners vs. UC Davis and vs. Portland...his 12 goals came on just 42 shots...named USF MVP...WCC Player of the Month in September...has scored the game winner in the last three contests vs. St. Mary's. 2003: Aaron tied for the team lead in goals scored and led the team in game-winning goals...scored an overtime game-winner at Loyola Marymount, scored the only goal in 1-0 win at St. Mary's, and scored the first goal in win over Sacramento State...also scored in narrow loss to Fresno State...had 23 shots on goal...Aaron was a three-time letter winner at Woodcrest Christian High School...selected all-CIF and league MVP...Visser says: "Aaron has a chance to be the all-time leading goalscorer in the history of the league. Despite the marking he faced last year, he was still one of the top offensive weapons in the nation."
GP/GSShotsGoalsAssistsPointsGWG 200315/10 23 4 2 10 3 200420/20 42 12 4 28 7 200520/16 46 6 6 18 1 Total55/46 111 22 12 56 11
