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With the Harrisburg Heat not playing this year due to COVID restrictions, the Heat players are allowed to go on loan to other MASL teams for the remainder of the season. 

The Harrisburg Heat announced today that the team will not play the 2020/2021 indoor season in conjunction with the league’s COVID-19 voluntary opt out policy.

With many regions of the country not allowing in-person attendance, the MASL has worked with each team to develop a structure for fans to see their team play every game live.

The Harrisburg Heat will play, along with 10 other teams including Baltimore, Dallas, Florida, Kansas City, Ontario, Rochester, San Diego, St. Louis, Tacoma and Utica.

The Harrisburg Heat will play, along with 10 other teams including Baltimore, Dallas, Florida, Kansas City, Ontario, Rochester, San Diego, St. Louis, Tacoma and Utica.

The MASL 2020-2021 regular season may start as early as December 31st with a final regular season date of April 18th.

The Harrisburg Heat of the Major Arena Soccer League (MASL) will be conducting tryouts for the upcoming season.

The M3 will serve as the amateur gateway for players who are looking to develop into the professional players featured in M2 and the MASL.

The MASL announced today initial preparations for 2020-2021. The MASL will lift the roster freeze that has been in effect since February and allow teams to start building their rosters for the future. 

The 2019-2020 season was cut short on March 12, 2020 due to the COVID-19 crisis. Prior to that, the Flash and Tropics had dominated their schedules and raced to the top of their conference tables.