Baseball: Dylan Hirsch walk-off single completes El Camino Real rally in eighth

With almost the entire team back from last season’s City Section Division I championship baseball team, El Camino Real has players who know who how to win and perform under pressure.

It was on display on Tuesday in the Easton tournament. The Conquistadores rallied to tie the game against Valencia, 2-2, in the bottom of the seventh. They rallied again, down, 5-2, in the bottom of the eighth, tying it on an RBI single by Jose Campos. And then the Conquistadores won it on a walk-off single by All-City outfielder Dylan Hirsch for a 6-5 victory.

Valencia’s Chase Farrell threw well, holding the Conquistadores (2-0) scoreless through five innings. But the Conquistadores kept grinding, finally caught up and wouldn’t go down without victory. Ben Fariss had a double, triple and two RBIs for Valencia (1-1).

James Terrazas got the win in relief and also contributed an RBI double.

Chatsworth 7, Alemany 0: Tommy Palomera threw his second shutout, striking out seven. Hunter Konecny-Pena had three RBIs and Andrew Renteria and Josh Medina added two RBIs apiece.

Moorpark 5, Birmingham 0: Musketeer pitchers still haven’t given up a run this season. Travis Weston struck out eight in 5 1/3 innings. TJ Foreman and Jimmy Friery each had three hits.

Cleveland 5, St. Bonaventure 0: Jack Fox struck out 10 in six innings to lead the Cavaliers (6-0). Senituli Taufahema went three for three.

Ventura 4, Oaks Christian 2: Jack Aldrich had two hits for Oaks Christian in defeat.

Burroughs 8, West Ranch 0: Kyle Nicol threw six shutout innings. Jason Whaley had two doubles.

Crespi 7, Agoura 3: Sophomore Alex Rivas allowed two hits in five innings.

Saugus 14, Westlake 9: Caden Salkeld and David Shier had three hits apiece. Joey Mendez hit a grand slam.

Harvard-Westlake 7, Newbury Park 0: McCabe Slye allowed one hit in six innings to help the Wolverines defeat highly regarded Chris Clarke.

Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 4, Granada Hills 0: Hunter Greene and Isaac Amador combined on a no-hitter. Colin Brophy and Logan Pollack each had two hits.

Banning 4, St. Paul 1: Ivan Martinez threw a complete game. Michael Rameriz contributed two hits and two RBIs.

Cypress 11, El Dorado 0: Raul Salazar threw the shutout for Cypress.

Mater Dei 10-4, El Toro 2-9: Jonathan Shiffer had a home run, double and four RBIs in the first game. Grant Burton, Emilio Rosas and Maxwell Foxcroft added two hits apiece. Josh Zamora had a grand slam in the second game win for El Toro.

Culver City 4, Roosevelt 0: Max Sterner allowed two hits in five shutout innings.

Servite 5, Los Alamitos 1: Aaron Simpson had a bases clearing double to help the Friars improve to 3-0.

Campbell Hall 12, Oxnard 5: Elliot Layne had three hits and four RBIs.

Loyola 2, Thousand Oaks 1: Tim Post gave up one unearned run in five innings. Riley Livingston had two hits.

Simi Valley 5, Hart 3: Owen Sharts struck out two in the seventh to pick up the save. Timothy Walgren had a home run.

Grace Brethren 5, Sierra Canyon 3: Max Knowles had an RBI single in the seventh to break a tie in the seventh.

Taft 14, Palmdale 1: Alex Davis allowed an unearned run in six innings.

Calabasas 9, Malibu 0: Parker Brahms allowed two hits in six innings. Joey Medellin went three for three. Diego Ramirez had two RBIs.

Sylmar 2, Channel Islands 0: Martin Ortega threw the shutout, allowing five hits.

Rio Mesa 13, Sun Valley Poly 1: Jacob Castro had three hits for Rio Mesa.

North Hollywood 3, Marshall 1: Ryan Ruiz threw a complete game.

Santa Monica 1, San Fernando 0: Santa Monica pulled out the win in eight innings.

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