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The loss drops the Heat to fifth place in the Eastern Conference just one half game behind Baltimore as the Heat look to qualify for the playoffs. 

The Heat have split their first four games on this trip and and have a 10-6 record, which puts them in fourth place in the Eastern Conference.  The top four teams advance to the playoffs. 

The Harrisburg Heat's JerJer Gibson and Daniel Villela received recognition in this week's MASL awards.

The Heat defeated the league’s defending champion Milwaukee Wave by a score of 6-5.  After falling behind early, the Heat scored the final four goals in the 4th quarter to pull out the victory. 

The Harrisburg Heatwere defeated by the St. Louis Ambush by a score of 9-6.  The Heat took an early lead in the game but the Ambush led 3-2 after the first quarter and 5-3 at halftime.

The MASL Board of Directors met this morning and voted to extend the trade deadline, originally set for February 6, to February 20. The Roster Freeze deadline remains February 20 as well.

The Harrisburg Heat were defeated by the Kansas City Comets by a score of 6-5 Thursday night.  The Comets scored the game winner on a deflected goal by Lucas Rodriguez with one second remaining in overtime.

The Heat continue their five game road trip as they visit the Kansas City Comets on Thursday evening.  Kickoff is 8:05 PM EST. The game can be viewed on line at masltv.com.