Fourteen and four, twice
The 2026 table is top-heavy in a way that only a five-team league can be. East Hanover and Enola are both 14-4 on twenty-eight points and .778, separated by nothing at all, with East Hanover ahead on run prevention -- 68 allowed against Enola's 80 -- and Enola trailing in scoring, 171 to 182.
Behind them it falls away fast: Lower Allen at 7-8 and five and a half back, Mont Alto at 5-13, and Chambersburg at 3-14, ten and a half games out having conceded 169 runs and scored 73.
The league publishes its tiebreakers in order -- points, then wins, then runs allowed, then runs scored -- which is a detail almost nobody writes down and which is currently the only thing separating the two leaders.
Standings that rebuild themselves from reported scores, with the runs-for and runs-against this league already resolves ties on, are what a High Cheese league page produces without anyone compiling them.
Pennsylvania Mid-State MSBL in detail
- Five clubs around Harrisburg playing Sunday doubleheaders, with seventeen years of seasons on the record.
- Doubleheaders every Sunday at one and half past three.
- Results feed the standings; the league keeps a scoreboard page for them.
- Full rosters published by name, with jersey numbers where the league has them.
- Twenty statistical categories available, and a games-played column reading zero.
- Each club lists its manager and his phone number; the league lists nobody.
- There is no registration page; a player rings a manager.
- East Hanover Township and the Robert E. Yetter Memorial Field in Lower Allen.
- No rulebook is published; the doubleheader format is the one structural fact.
- A news page, and an alert list players sign up to by text and email.
- A team photograph captioned with every man in it, front row and back.
- A sponsors page exists in the menu and names nobody publicly.
- Playoff brackets are archived for six seasons and no champion is named.
- Seventeen seasons of archives showing a league that has been three shapes.
- Nobody is named above club level.
- Where and when are answered by the fixtures; everything else is not.
- A forms page sits in the menu.
- An eighteen-game season of Sundays, running into August.
- Nothing is for sale.
- No crew or assignor is named.
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