
# 9
Aaron
Jarvis
Forward
BORN
DoB
HEIGHT
| Basingstoke
| 24.1.1998
| 6ft 2"
Experienced striker who joined the Pitmen in June 2026 from Enterprise National League side Yeovil Town
Basingstoke-born and a member of his hometown town's youth team, Jarvis made his first team debut at the start of the 2016-2017 season and stood out immediately, scoring fourteen times in his debut campaign for the Southern Premier League club
This form attracted attention from professional clubs, with League One side Luton Town signing the youngster on a two-year deal in August 2017. After a handful of first-team appearances from the bench, Jarvis joined Vanarama National League side Boreham Wood in December 2017 for a month
In early 2019, he was loaned back out to Scottish Championship side Falkirk on a loan that ran until the end of the 2018-2019 season, but proved ultimately fruitless with no goals in four starts
With his Luton contract at an end, Jarvis joined National League side Sutton United on a one-year deal in July 2019, but once again struggled with game time and a goal output. In January 2020, he was loaned out to Vanarama National League South side Hemel Hempstead Town, grabbing one goal in five starts at Vauxhall Road
The Covid pandemic ended Jarvis's spell at Sutton, with the striker heading north to join perennial League Two strugglers Scunthorpe United in August 2020 on a two-year deal. Goals continued to be hard to come by despite plenty of first-team action, with the Iron eventually dropping through the trapdoor after finishing rock bottom of the Football League at the end of the 2021-2022 season
Jarvis's nomadic career took him down to the English Riviera in July 2022 with a move to fallen National League giants Torquay United. His first season at Plainmoor was a huge success with fifteen goals for the Gulls, but this excellent output failed to keep them up as Torquay were relegated to step two at the end of the season
A less prolific 2023-2024 season saw just nine goals from Jarvis as Torquay's tumble down the league continued with a lowly eighteenth-placed finish in Vanarama National League South. His next move proved to be a much shorter hop than normal, as he stepped back up to the National League to join another ex-League club in the form of Yeovil Town. Seven goals in his first campaign was solid enough as the newly-promoted Glovers narrowly avoided relegation, before a frustrating 2025-2026 season saw him only return three goals as Yeovil again failed to break into mid-table
In June 2026, Jarvis dropped back down to step two to sign for the newly-promoted Pitmen as their fifth new face of the 2026 close season
