A playoff standout on a senior-laden team that won a regional title, Aaron is a quick and athletic guard who can make plays on both ends of the court. Perfect for a frantic defensive style with full-court pressure and trapping, Aaron is best in the open court playing as fast as possible. The Sandusky seniors went on an impressive run to close one of the best stretches in Blue Streak basketball history and Aaron was a crucial piece of their team.

I really like players like Aaron. He is a perfect defensive guard. He has the length, quickness, and motor that is suffocating for other guards. He can lockdown primary ball handlers. He is a high IQ defender as he is great at knowing what the offensive player trying to do. He was really good in the passing lanes. He is a good ball-handler for Sandusky and makes the right decisions. He can get in the lane and kick it out well. He knocked down a big three late.

After an up and down regular season I was wondering if this historic Sandusky senior class had one last push left in their tank. They answered my question by advancing to the first regional final in school history in a game where seniors Kobe Brown Kobe Brown 6'5" | SF Sandusky | 2025 State OH and Aaron were huge down the stretch. I thought the Blue Streaks had to make six 3-pointers to have a chance and Aaron knocked down a couple high-arcing 3-pointers in key moments. The highlight of the game came in transition when Aaron followed up a missed layup and threw it down with authority. Another big time athlete from the guard position, Aaron fits what Sandusky wants to do, which is play high pressure defense at a fast tempo.