Our friend Elliott Eiseman will be greatly missed

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Finding your way

Individual teams' schedules -

• Mouse over the Schedules tab and click on Schedules
• Select the team (you can print an individual team's schedule here)

Calendar view of the league schedule - 

• Mouse over Schedules and select Calendar
• Change the month by clicking the arrows on either side of the month at the top or selecting the month at the bottom of the page
• I will also post the following week's games on the home page

Game results - 

• Mouse over Results and click Game Results 

Standings - 

• Mouse over Results and click Standings

Maps and directions to fields - 

• Mouse over Schedules and select Directions then select desired venue

Lower Merion Township's Field Guidelines - 

• Mouse over Forms and select document

To get back to the home page from any page - 

• Click Welcome

It was in 2000 when Penn Valley resident Scott Plavner approached many of the synagogues on the Main Line, suggesting a Sunday morning softball league to create camaraderie among the local synagogues. This would create an avenue for each individual shul to grow membership in it's Men's Club and in some cases at synagogues where none existed.

The MLSSL started out as an eight team league, which consisted of Adath Israel, Beth Am, Beth David, Beth Hillel, B'nai Aaron, Har Zion, Lower Merion and Main Line Reform synagogues. Plavner's continued efforts of promoting the league has paid off as participation had nearly doubled with 14 teams in 2019.

The post-season tournament was renamed in honor of Dr. Jeffrey Blum, who passed away after battling Pancreatic Cancer. Blum, a proud husband, wife Cindy and father of three, Abigail, Samantha and Ethan all of whom graduated from the Shipley School. Dr. Blum was arguably one of the most popular players in the league. Plavner said, "Dr. Jeff Blum was an original member helping to organize and encourage me to start the league. He played just about every game for the first 10 years and only when he became ill, did he stop participating. Jeff was a sensational teammate, funny, kind, supportive and one heck of a pitcher who was a very pious Jew and loved to daven".

               Dr. Jeffrey Blum

 We are all saddened to hear of the passing of our good friend, Harry Sher.

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