Littleton led all NEC freshmen at Vandy's Music City Classic by averaging 18.95 pins per frame over the course of the three-day tournament. The Red Flash right-hander started all 15 matches, compiling a team-high .842 filled frames percentage. She threw 67 strikes in 158 attempts (.424) and cleaned up non-split spares at an 83.1 percent clip. Littleton accounted for a 186.5 game average during Saturday's traditional team rounds, saving her best performance for the final match of the day – a 216 game in a six-pin victory over Louisiana Tech. Two matches prior, her 202-pin performance led the team in a setback to No. 5 Stephen F. Austin. Littleton was more effective during the meet's baker matches, averaging 19.14 pins per frame in that format. Her baker frame average received a boost during Sunday's championship bracket play. Littleton averaged 20.72 pins per frame on the final day of the event, which began with a 4-to-1 triumph over No. 8 North Carolina A&T.