Trey Ebel has been watching the Dick’s Perfect Game All-American Classic since he was a kid.

Sunday, Ebel, son of Los Angeles Dodgers third base coach Dino Ebel, got a chance to play in the 23rd annual game at Petco Park.

He entered the game as a pinch-hitter in the sixth inning and promptly singled to center field and then stole second. He walked with the bases loaded in the eighth in a game the West won 9-4.

Trey has grown up in big-league ballparks. Still, the Corona High School standout admitted that Petco Park is “pretty special.”

“We were here on Father’s Day and I got to shag in the outfield during batting practice, and take ground balls,” he said. “Padres fans are really into the game. And it’s loud here, really loud.”

Corona went 28-3 last season, losing to Bellflower St. Jo

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