Littleton Youth Baseball & Softball's annual Hit-a-Thon raised more than $17,000, with summer registration open for baseball and softball.

LITTLETON -- Littleton Youth Baseball & Softball (LYBS) announced the completion of its annual Hit-a-Thon fundraiser, which raised over $17,000. Christopher Creed and Piper Castellot were recognized as the top individual fundraisers in baseball and softball, respectively, and will each receive a $250 gift card to Dick's Sporting Goods. The Tincaps T-Ball team earned top fundraising honors among teams and will receive a party at Teamworks. Additional prize winners — including movie tickets, a Dick's Sporting Goods gift card, and WooSox tickets — will be announced at an upcoming Jamboree raffle.

YOUTH LEAGUES -- Summer registration is open for Littleton Youth Baseball & Softball. Players may sign up for the same division they played in the spring; current T-Ball kindergarteners are eligible to register for Rookie baseball or softball. Separate registration links exist for baseball and softball. Registration closed June 19, per the LYBS website; prospective participants should contact president@littletonbaseball.org with questions. Babe Ruth Baseball registration is closed; those seeking a spot may request waitlist placement by emailing the same address.

Littleton Youth Soccer Club has opened registration for the Fall 2026 season. The club, a member of the Nashoba Valley Youth Soccer League and Massachusetts Youth Soccer Association, serves more than 600 young athletes in fall and spring seasons.

Nashoba Youth Hockey Association, which serves youth players from Littleton, Westford, Tyngsboro, and surrounding towns, has opened registration for the 2026-2027 season.

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