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6th Grade Spring SoftballSoftball6th graders - join us for a spring softball league! The season would go from end of March through Mid-May. Games will be played against surrounding communities. Parents/guardians are responsible for all transportation to games and practices. Season schedule coming soon!Winter/Spring 2026 -
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ASA Fastpitch SoftballSoftball8U - Birthdates between September 1, 2016-August 31, 2018 (Fee: $75) 10U - Birthdates between September 1, 2014-August 31, 2016 (Fee: $100) 12U - Birthdates between September 1, 2012- August 31, 2014 (Fee: $125) 14U - Birthdates between September 1, 2010- August 31, 2012 ($125) High School - Birthdates August 31, 2010 and older ($125) Minnesota Softball Age Calculator (mnsoftball.com). Enter your child’s birthdate and pick the 2026 season to see their eligible age division. Work on learning and improving softball skills while you play competitive fastpitch this summer! The season runs May through July with games being played against area communities. Practice dates and times are determined by coaches. Participants must have their own transportation to and from games and practices. If you are not interested in competitive softball, keep an eye out for our summer recreation softball opportunity. Registration deadline: April 1st (call to register after this date)Game Schedule: Dates & Times TBD - June & JulyPractice Schedule: Dates & Times TBD A $25 jersey deposit is due at the informational meeting.Winter/Spring 2026 -
DC/L Youth WrestlingWrestlingYouth Wrestling Program ('25-'26 Grade): DC/L Wrestling Staff Winter Session: Whether you've been in wrestling before or not, this is a great opportunity for boys and girls to learn! Charging Dragon wrestling coaches use drills and games to teach techniques and skills. Grades 3-6 will have two seasons. The first season (11/20-2/5) is for all athletes and is used to introduce and reinforce skills, while the second season (2/17-3/3) is for advanced wrestlers who wish to continue practicing and competing into February and March. The practice schedule for athletes participating in team events may differ and additional details will be provided at the parent meeting. PARENT/ WRESTLER INFO. MEETING : This meeting will address details of the wrestling season, including the schedule, competition information, and the distribution of youth wrestling t-shirts. Monday, November 17 * 7:00 PM * LHS CafeteriaWinter/Spring 2026 -
Dropshot Dragons: Tennis CampTennisGrades 3-6: The purpose of this camp is to provide an introduction to the game of tennis, learning basic skills such as forehand, backhand, volleys, serving and scoring. Come play some fun tennis games and have a great time while learning. *T-shirt included.Winter/Spring 2026 -
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WaitlistGymnastics Pre Team Experience Gr. 3-6GymnasticsNEW ACTIVITY This program offers Litchfield-area youth the chance to develop, strengthen, and showcase their gymnastics skills in a positive and encouraging team environment. Gymnasts build confidence, improve technique, and prepare for their next steps - whether that's joining a club team or transitioning into high school gymnastics. PROGRAM GOALS: To foster confidence in each gymnast by celebrating progress, encouraging them to take on new challenges and develop a strong belief in their abilities both on and off the equipment. Instill proper technique and form in all gymnasts by emphasizing body alignment, control and precision in every skill. Through consistent practice, individualized feedback, and focused drills, athletes will develop a strong foundation of correct form that enhances performance and reduces risk of injury. SPECIFICATIONS: Who can join? Open to girls in grades 3–6. Program Highlights: Grades 3–4 will focus on strengthening their form in basic skills and will move onto more challenging skills as the year goes forward. They will learn routines on: bars, beam and floor according to their abilities for the mock meet at the end of the season. Grades 5–6 will focus on preparing for high school gymnastics. They will work on the skills required for each of the four apparatus on the high school level. They will learn routines on bars, beam and floor that can be adapted for competition when they begin on the high school team. Each coach will conduct a skills assessment to determine a starting point and develop goals for their respective teams. All gymnasts participate in an end-of-season mock meet. Optional additional purchase: A leotard for participants to wear at the mock meet. Program Fee: $105 per month. *You will be charged $105 for the first month (January) at time of registration. Then charged $105 on 2/1, 3/1, 4/1 & 5/1. Registration Deadline: 12/29/2025 THIS IS A NON-GOVERNMENTAL ENTITY. IT IS NOT PART OF THE STATE OF MINNESOTA, THE MINNESOTA NATIONAL GUARD OR THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE OR ANY OF ITS COMPONENTS AND IT HAS NO GOVERNMENTAL STATUS AND NO OFFICIAL ENDORSEMENT IS IMPLIED.Winter/Spring 2026 -
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Indoor Open Soccer Gr. 5+SoccerJoin us at LARC this winter for casual, friendly pick-up soccer. Grades 5 and up, and parents are welcome too. Great for skill-building, fitness, and fun—every week! Please note: This activity will take place at the LARC. Access to LARC facilities is restricted to members; non-members may use only the reserved soccer courts. To avoid disrupting LARC members, please do not bring unregistered participants to the LARC during this activity.Winter/Spring 2026 -
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WaitlistLitchfield Student Anglers Club 2026Student Angler's ClubPlease register to get on the waiting list. Students will be added if there are enough boat captains to accommodate numbers. If you are a returning angler, please register to get on the waitlist and we will approve your registration on our end (make sure to have a credit card on file). Call 320-693-2354 with any questions. Litchfield Student Anglers Club (LSAC) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that gives kids a better understanding of fishing by teaching them basics and giving them hands on experience. Students will compete against each other and different schools in tournament angling. 2026 HandbookLitchfield Student Angler's Club Fee: First Child $150.00, Second Child $100.00, Third Child $75.00*pay at time of registration Link to calendar & club page: https://sites.google.com/view/lsacsharedlinks/homeWinter/Spring 2026 -
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Litchfield Student Anglers Club Boat Captain Registration 2026Student Angler's ClubLitchfield Student Anglers Club (LSAC) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that gives kids a better understanding of fishing by teaching them basics and giving them hands on experience. Students will compete against each other and different schools in tournament angling. 2025 Handbook Link to calendar & club page: https://sites.google.com/view/lsacsharedlinks/homeLWinter/Spring 2026 -
Softball T-ball League: Girls Ages 5-8SoftballThis league is for girls that are not yet participating in the traveling fastpitch program. This In-House Softball League is dedicated to offering children ages 5-8 an enjoyable and supportive environment where they can learn and prepare for fastpitch softball. Emphasis will be on creating a positive and inclusive atmosphere that helps young players develop their skills, forge new friendships, and experience the sheer joy of the game, all within a non-competitive setting. Players will be split into teams depending on registration numbers and the league will be a mix of coach-pitch and using a tee. Several volunteer coaches are required to run this activity. Contact the Community Education office if you are interested in volunteer coaching. All practices and games take place in Litchfield. Registration deadline: 5/10Summer 2026 -
Spring Flag Football Grades 2-6Football*Time updated 1/13/2026 to 6:30-7:30pm. Spring Flag Football - LHS Football Coaching Staff This program will provide athletes with a basic understanding of the game of football while playing flag football. Kids will work on team play and sportsmanship. They will develop the following fundamental skills: throwing, catching, running, along with learning the strategies of offense and defense. Flags will be provided. No other equipment is needed. Baseball/football shoes with rubber cleats may be worn, however, tennis shoes work as well.Winter/Spring 2026 -
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Track & Field Grades 4-6Track & FieldHave fun while learning about the wide range of Track & Field events including hurdles, high jump, long jump, shot put, relays and more! Participants will also compete in at least two Track & Field meets with surrounding communities! Every athlete will get a Track & Field t-shirt for signing up. Practices will be held at the LHS Track. Practices: April 20, 22, 27, 29, May 4, 6, 11 & 13 (5:15-6:15pm) Home Meet: Friday, May 8th (4-6pm). Additional meets TBD.Winter/Spring 2026