Besides, it's just practice with それに〜
Grammar Explanation: In addition to with それに〜

Urushi plays three games of shogi simultaneously against the other members of the shogi club. After winning against all three members, Urushi fears she’s destroyed their confidence, and just before the upcoming tournament.
- うるし:
- 「いやいや!!みんなよくやってたぞ」
- “No, no! You guys did great!”
- 「それにただの練習だ」
- “Besides, it's just practice.”
- “No, no! You guys did great!”
Key Points
それに adds another reassuring reason
Urushi has already said everyone did well, then uses それに to add a second reason they should not feel bad.
ただの練習
( だ softens the lossただの means “nothing more than” or “just”, downplaying the match as practice.
The plain だ makes the line direct and casual, fitting Urushi speaking to clubmates.