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2006 (Freshman):

ON HOLMES: "Aaron spends more time in the gym by himself on ball-handling drills and on shooting drills than any other player I have coached. He's an extremely hard worker. If there is a better offensive guard in the state of Florida than Aaron, I haven't seen him. The guy has unlimited range. You can post him up. He can go off the dribble. He really has it all on offense. Offensively, he's the best player I ever had," said St. Petersburg Catholic head coach Michael Moran...has the athletic ability to play both the shooting guard and small forward positions and will give the Seminoles another strong shooter at the wing position...ranked as the 65th best player nationally by Rivals.com...ranked as high as the nation's 44th best prep player by ScoutHoops.com...combined with transfer Toney Douglas (from Auburn and eligible for the 2005-06 season and Josue Soto to form the No. 7 ranked recruiting class for Florida State according to cbssportsline.com...a two-time All-State First-Team selection as a junior and senior by the Florida Sports Writers Association...earned All-State honors each of his four years on the varsity team at SPC...three-time All-Suncoast Player of the Year by the St. Petersburg Times - the only player in the history of the award to win it three times...runner-up for the title of Mr. Basketball in the state of Florida.

AT ST. PETERSBURG CATHOLIC: Graduated from St. Petersburg Catholic in 2006...a four-year starter during his high school career...helped lead SPC to 100 victories during his four-year career...the all-time leading scorer at SPC with 2,748 career points...surpassed the 2,500 point mark in a 33-point performance in leading SPC to a victory over Cardinal Mooney late in his senior season...scored in double figures in each game during his senior season...one of only three players in Pinellas County history to score 2,000 or more career points...led his team to a 27-4 record as a senior as he averaged 27.4 points...the Class 3A Player of the Year in the state of Florida as a senior as he led the Barons to a 27-4 record and their third consecutive berth in the semifinal of the state tournament...marked the first time in 43 years of high school basketball in Pinellas County that a team had advanced to three consecutive state tournament final fours...earned All-State Class 3A First-Team honors as a senior as selected by the Florida Sports Writers Association...also earned All-State First-Team honors as a sophomore and junior...top scoring game of his senior season came as he dropped 38 points and pulled down 14 rebounds in a 68-64 victory over Tampa Catholic...began his senior season on a high note with 30 points in the season opener against Bishop Verot...named the Most Valuable Player in the Senior Showcase All-Star game in Orlando following his senior season...scored 22 points, including four 3-pointers, in the game...was also the runner-up in the 3-point contest leading up to the senior showcase...best game of his senior season came against Tampa Catholic as he scored 38, pulled down 14 rebounds and had six assists...scored his career-high of 46 points during his junior season against Florida Prep...scored more than 40 points twice during his junior season...averaged 26.1 points and 6.9 rebounds as a junior, 20.8 points as a sophomore and 12.8 points as a freshman...earned All-State Second-Team honors as a sophomore and All-State Honorable Mention honors as a freshman...

PERSONAL: Born Oct. 10, 1987...Aaron is the son of Stacy Holmes...originally committed to NC State as a junior but decided to re-open his recruitment and signed with Head Coach Leonard Hamilton during the Nov. 2005 early signing period...selected Florida State over Wake Forest, Maryland, Georgia Tech, Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee...

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