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Jeff and Hailey Sigle win Lititz Fourth of July cornhole title

Jeff and Hailey Sigle topped Jim Doyle and Dalton Scott in Lititz’s Fourth of July cornhole bracket, a Hometown Games stop at the 209th July 4th Celebration.

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Jeff and Hailey Sigle win Lititz Fourth of July cornhole title
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Jeff and Hailey Sigle won Lititz’s 2026 Corn Hole Tournament, finishing first ahead of Jim Doyle and Dalton Scott in the Fourth of July bracket. The Lititz 4th of July group marked the result with a direct message: “Congrats to our 2026 Corn Hole Tournament winners!”

The tournament sat inside the 209th July 4th Celebration at Lititz Springs Park, a Saturday, July 4, 2026 event that the celebration’s website describes as Lititz being “Home to the second oldest consecutive celebration of America’s Independence in the United States!” Cornhole appeared under Hometown Games, which put it into the holiday program as one of the activities built for participation, not just observation.

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That setup fit the matchup on the board. Jeff and Hailey Sigle won as a partner team, and Jim Doyle and Dalton Scott finished second in the same format, giving the holiday a clear competitive snapshot without needing a long bracket run to tell the story. In a celebration built around the park and the July 4 crowd, cornhole supplied the sort of quick-result event that can reward local players and give families something to follow between the rest of the day’s festivities.

The event also showed signs of continuity. In 2023, Team Greco’s, Hamzah and Tineshia won the July 4 cornhole tournament, and SERVPRO of Lancaster East and Southern Lancaster County sponsored that year’s competition. With named winners in multiple years and a slot in the Hometown Games lineup, the tournament looks less like a one-off add-on and more like a regular part of Lititz’s Independence Day rhythm.

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