AJ McBean looks to elevate his game at Gardena Serra High
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 12, 2026, 11:30 AM
Last updated Aug 12, 2026

AJ McBean, a senior running back at Gardena Serra High, has transferred from Mira Costa and committed to Stanford. He aims to demonstrate improved speed and versatility this season after a strong performance in track. Despite previous ankle injuries, McBean is known for his power and determination on the field, training extensively to enhance his skills. His track record, including a notable improvement in his 100-meter dash time, has attracted attention from college recruiters. McBean's focus is on becoming an all-around back, ready to tackle the upcoming football season after a dedicated offseason.
- •McBean transferred from Mira Costa to Gardena Serra High.
- •He has committed to Stanford this summer.
- •Significant improvement seen in his 100-meter dash times.
- •Focused on becoming a versatile running back.
- •Training includes heavy weightlifting and speed drills.
- 11:30 AMYahoo Sports — Gardena Serra High's AJ McBean is ready to run over the competition
"The Mira Costa senior transfer is bigger and fast than ever. Now the Stanford commit is hoping to round out his game this fall.
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