Malcolm Harris earned third-star honors with his two-goal performance, while Da-Silva also contributed with a pair of goals.

Offensively, Joey Tavernese (20 points) and Dominic Francis (17 points) remain the Heat's primary scoring threats, while Mike Da Silva (16 points) continues to be a crucial playmaker.

Mike Da-Silva, Riley Urie, and Jack Shearer all found the back of the net, highlighting the team’s ability to generate scoring chances against a tough opponent.

Harrisburg kept pace in the first half, heading into halftime down just 3-2, but the Ambush pulled away in the second half with an offensive surge.

Despite some frustrating results, the Heat have proven they can compete, securing recent wins over the Texas Outlaws (9-8) and Dallas Sidekicks (7-3).

Despite a tough 5-4 loss, the Heat demonstrated incredible energy and skill, particularly in the first half, where they dominated the scoreboard.