Calvary Chapel Academy's girls varsity flag football team dropped a non-conference game to Viera 12-6 on March 10, 2026, at Viera High School. The loss keeps the Eagles (6-7) on the outside looking in for playoff contention, while the Hawks (9-1) continue their strong season. The game, played in front of a sparse crowd, saw Viera dominate time of possession in the first half. The Eagles struggled to move the ball consistently, turning the ball over three times in the first quarter. Viera capitalized on the mistakes, scoring two touchdowns before halftime. Calvary Chapel's defense held strong in the second half, forcing two turnovers and limiting Viera to just two field goals. However, the Hawks' lead proved insurmountable. The game marked the first loss for Viera since October, ending a 10-game winning streak. Head coach Sarah Mitchell praised her team's resilience but acknowledged the need for improvement. 'We made some critical errors early,' she said. 'But we showed fight in the second half.' The Eagles, who entered the game ranked 12th in the state, will look to regroup ahead of their final regular-season matchup against Satellite High next week. Viera, which has now outscored opponents by an average of 22 points per game this season, will host a key rivalry match against Palm Bay next week.