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Prediction
Record
Last Year
Regular Season
123-55 73%
Playoffs
13-5 72%

This Year
91-35 72%

End of Regular Season


Playoffs


Fri, Mar. 28 Baltimore 16
Cleveland 13


Wed, Apr. 2 San Diego 11
K. City 13


Thu, Apr. 3 Baltimore 8
Philadelphia 6


Sun, Apr. 6 Kansas City at Milwaukee
1:00 p.m.































































April 4
Now The Waiting Begins

Despite the Harrisburg Heat's off-the-field difficulties the past two seasons, the Major Indoor Soccer League's immediate plans do not include abandoning Pennsylvania's capital city.

If professional indoor soccer does survive for a 13th season in Harrisburg, however, MISL commissioner Steve Ryan said yesterday the Heat franchise will operate with a new ownership group in place and without present owner Rod Rumberger at the helm.

 





March 23
Heat End Season on Three Game Win Streak


Eight different players scored, and Marco Coria collected four assists, as the Harrisburg Heat defeated the Kansas City Comets 24-20 in both teams’ regular season finale Sunday at Farm Show Arena.

The teams combined for 85 shots, 48 of them by Harrisburg. Nikola Vignjevic scored the game-winning goal at 8:32 of the fourth quarter, off Coria’s final assist. The game did not have any playoff implications.

Chris Morman, Matt Tanzini, Ato Leone and David Bascome each scored twice for the Heat. Coria, Genoni Martinez, Ze Roberto and Vignjevic had one goal apiece. Although the Comets took 37 shots, only 20 got through to keeper Raul Salas, who made ten saves. Martinez recorded a game-high four blocks.

Early goals by Jeff Davis and Miodrag Djerisilo gave the Comets a 4-0 lead, but the Heat equalized before the intermission and the first quarter ended at 4-4. KC’s next two goals, by Nate Houser (4:14 of the second) and Nino DaSilva (7:05) kept the Comets in front by two points, but Harrisburg exploded for three goals in a 1:20 span at the end of the half to go up 12-8, and never relinquished the lead. Comets ‘keeper Blair Quinn faced 32 shots and made 20 saves.





Last Updated 04/05/03


League Standings

 TEAM

W

L

GB 

Last 10

24

12

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4-6

19

17

5.0

6-4

18

18

6.0

7-3

15

21

9.0

4-6


 TEAM

W

L

GB 

Last 10

28

8

---

9-1

17

19

11.0

4-6

14

22

14.0

3-7

9

27

19.0

2-8


Sun, Mar. 23
Baltimore 14 at Dallas 8
Predicted Sidekicks 11-10
Kansas City 20 at Harrisburg 24
Predicted Heat 13-12
Cleveland 11 at Philadelphia 8
Predicted Kixx 13-9

Sat, Mar. 22
San Diego 2 at Dallas 10
Predicted Sidekicks 12-10
Cleveland 8 at Harrisburg 18
Predicted Heat 13-11
Milwaukee 12 at Philadelphia 15
Predicted kixx 13-10


Fri, Mar. 21
Kansas City 2 at Milwaukee 10
Predicted Wave 14-11
Baltimore 17 at San Diego 8
Predicted Sockers 11-10


Sun, Mar. 16
Baltimore 2 at Cleveland 4
Predicted Force 12-10
Philadelphia 10 at Milwaukee 8
Predicted Wave 14-9

Sat, Mar. 15
Baltimore 16 at Kansas City 11
Predicted Comets 14-12
Dallas 4 at Milwaukee 12
Predicted Wave 15-9
Harrisburg 15 at San Diego 13
Predicted Sockers 12-10


Fri, Mar. 14
Philadelphia 9 at Cleveland 14
Predicted Force 12-10
Dallas 9 at Kansas City 8
Predicted Comets 14-11

Tue, Mar. 5
Milwaukee 22 at Harrisburg 14
Predicted Wave 12-10


Tue, Mar. 4
Philadelphia 6 at Kansas City 26
Predicted Comets 13-12
Cleveland 13 at Dallas 8
Predicted Force 13-10