Lah-de-dahs rout Ohio Valley Muffins 19-3 in 100th F10 of 2026

Lehigh Valley turned the 100th F10 of 2026 into a 19-3 rout of the Ohio Valley Muffins, converting a milestone clip into a loud statement. Official Banana Ball marked the moment as Lehigh Valley “made history with the 100th F10 of 2026,” and the score made the message even sharper.

Whatever the league’s internal F10 label signifies, the result attached to it was unmistakable. A 16-run margin in Big League Wiffle Ball points to a team that kept pressure on every trip to the plate, forced mistakes, and never let the game settle into anything resembling balance. The Lah-de-dahs did not just win the featured game, they overwhelmed Ohio Valley from the start and kept stacking runs until the final line looked more like a mismatch than a close contest.

The timing also matters. Big League Wiffle Ball opened its 2026 season June 7 before a sold-out crowd at Assembly Studios in Atlanta, Georgia, and the league’s Oct. 10, 2025 schedule reveal laid out a year built for marquee moments. Banana Ball was also announced to return to Coca-Cola Park in the Lehigh Valley on Aug. 7 and 8, giving the region another prominent stop on a calendar that has leaned hard into packed venues and short-form highlights.

That is why a 19-3 score carries extra weight in this format. Wiffle Ball rewards teams that stay aggressive, keep the ball in play, and punish every missed location, and the Lah-de-dahs did exactly that in a game the post cast as a historic marker. In a season already framed by sold-out crowds and a heavy schedule, Lehigh Valley’s blowout gave the 100th F10 of 2026 the kind of result that stands out on any reel.