The Heat continued to push in the second half, with Silva finishing with 15 saves to keep the game close. However, Kansas City found the go-ahead goal late in the third and added an insurance goal in the final minutes of the fourth.

Dominic Francis kept the pressure on, converting a shootout opportunity late in the third before scoring again just 25 seconds into the fourth, cutting the deficit to two.

The Heat will look to bounce back in their next matchup as they take on the Kansas City Comets at home this Saturday at the Equine Arena at 7:05 PM.

The team continues to showcase their offensive firepower, averaging an impressive 5.8 goals per game.

The Harrisburg Heat fought hard in a thrilling battle but ultimately fell just short in an 8-7 loss to the Tacoma Stars. Riley Urie lead the Heat with 2 goals and 2 assists.

Despite a challenging stretch, the team has shown flashes of offensive firepower, averaging 5.7 goals per game