PHOTOS: Calvary Chapel coach sees progress despite road loss against Bellflower

Calvary Chapel’s sophomore quarterback Matt Peters looks for an open receiver. (Photos courtesy Bill Russell).

Calvary Chapel High School’s football team is back in action Friday night facing Beckman in a non-league game at Tustin.

The Eagles (1-2) are coming off a 37-14 loss to Bellflower on Friday night in Bellflower.

“We fought really hard,” said Calvary Chapel Coach Jack McInally. “(Quarterback) Matt Peters had his best game and is getting better every week. We made a couple mistakes we wish we could get back, but that’s football. We are taking steps in the right direction.”

Friday’s game vs. Beckman (1-1) will be Calvary Chapel’s last game before opening Orange Coast League play on Thursday, Sept. 15 vs. Costa Mesa at Segerstrom.

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Calvary Chapel wide receiver Luke Huffman runs after a catch.

Calvary Chapel's defense gets ready for a play.

Chuck Sparks of Calvary Chapel gains yards in Friday's game.

Tray Pinkney of Bellflower breaks a tackle vs. Calvary Chapel.

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