Woburn sports roundup, July 6 to July 12
Woburn Little League capped its spring season by naming 2026 City Champions (announced June 29) and District all-star teams (June 30), and heads into midsummer with Jimmy Fund Baseball (7/8, 9/10, 11/12 divisions) and Tanners Summer (10U, 12U) squads facing Reading, Wilmington, Stoneham…
WOBURN -- Woburn Little League's website confirmed its 2026 City Champions were crowned this spring, with the league posting congratulations "to all the 2026 Woburn Little League Spring Season City Champions" on June 29. A day later, on June 30, the league announced its District Teams & Schedules for postseason all-star play.
YOUTH LEAGUES -- Woburn Little League's summer programs remain active, with Jimmy Fund Baseball divisions (7/8, 9/10 and 11/12 age groups) and Tanners Summer teams (10U and 12U) slated to face regional opponents including Reading, Wilmington, Stoneham, North Reading and Winthrop in games scheduled for later in July. The league is also preparing for its Annual Meeting, with a notice posted July 14 seeking volunteers for the 2027 Board, and promoting its Jimmy Fund fundraising drive to "Help Strike Out Cancer," posted July 13.
Woburn Youth Hockey's website lists City League Registration for the 2026-2027 season as "Now Open." The organization's Learn to Skate program registration opened June 24, and the club continues to promote its Vartanian Tournament, Turkey Day Classic and the WYH Breakaway Golf Tournament among its upcoming events.
No Woburn High School games were reported for the period, according to ArbiterLive scheduling data.
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