Jenks Youth Baseball Complex
USSSA Facility Activity Profile:
Jenks Youth Baseball Complex
Independent Oklahoma USSSA Baseball & Softball research | 2001-2026. A facility-level research portal examining direct stand-alone activity, annual trends, associated multi-facility records, league participation, geographic reach, director concentrations, and the combined documented facility activity footprint.
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Primary Facility Snapshot
Pages 1-2 represent records listing Jenks Youth Baseball Complex independently and exclude multi-facility combinations.
Page 1 - Direct / Stand-Alone Activity
The direct stand-alone population displays $1,489,318.00 in Calculated Team Entry Fees: $1,453,658.00 baseball and $35,660.00 softball. The municipality chart is concentrated in Jenks at approximately $1.48M, with $4.77K associated with Tulsa.
The director chart is led by Lynn Gibson at approximately $1.02M, followed by Bo Morris ($166.42K), Mike Deviance ($146.96K), Wally Fortuna ($78.38K), Ted Cox ($35.56K), Michael Sanders ($19.63K), Marie Gassaway ($10.68K), Cathleen Henderson ($8.19K), Susan Gibson ($3.74K), Ebon Walls ($2.21K), and Alisa Rotert ($1.89K).
Page 2 - Annual & Sport Trends
The highest individually displayed total season is 2023 at $220.42K, which is also the highest displayed baseball season. The highest displayed softball season is 2016 at $9.42K. The report's baseball chart also displays 2006 ($35.27K), 2005 ($58.22K), and 2004 ($47.90K). The total chart includes an Others category of $141.39K; its component seasons should not be inferred.
| Season | Total Calculated Team Entry Fees |
|---|---|
| 2026 | $197.67K |
| 2025 | $169.23K |
| 2024 | $201.02K |
| 2023 | $220.42K |
| 2022 | $121.58K |
| 2021 | $129.07K |
| 2020 | $3.74K |
| 2019 | $22.48K |
| 2018 | $474 |
| 2017 | $5.52K |
| 2016 | $9.42K |
| 2015 | $4.42K |
| 2014 | $2.00K |
| 2013 | $6.51K |
| 2012 | $3.57K |
| 2011 | $67.20K |
| 2010 | $57.60K |
| 2009 | $64.92K |
| 2008 | $61.09K |
| Others | $141.39K |
Page 3 - Associated Multi-Facility / Satellite Activity
Page 3 excludes the stand-alone Primary Facility population and examines the report's associated multi-facility / satellite population. It displays $2,043,804.00 in Calculated Team Entry Fees: $1,978,230.00 baseball and $65,574.00 softball.
Leading displayed facility categories/configurations include: Jenks Youth Baseball Complex - $1.49M; Jenks Youth Baseball Complex + Sand Springs Youth Baseball - $277.21K; Glenpool Sports Complex + Jenks Youth Baseball Complex - $93.90K; Berryhill High School + Hilldale High School + Indian Springs Sports Complex + Jenks Youth Baseball Complex + Owasso Park South + Prue High School - $27.71K; and Bentley Park Sports Complex + Indian Springs Sports Complex + Jenks Youth Baseball Complex + Owasso Park South + Sand Springs Youth Baseball - $26.56K.
Page 3 director activity is led by Lynn Gibson ($1.45M), followed by Bo Morris ($166.42K), Mike Deviance ($146.96K), Wally Fortuna ($112.19K), Rick Glasser ($54.27K), Ted Cox ($35.56K), Susan Gibson ($21.69K), Michael Sanders ($19.63K), Cathleen Henderson ($18.31K), Marie Gassaway ($12.52K), Ebon Walls ($2.21K), and Alisa Rotert ($1.89K).
Page 4 - Combined Documented Facility Activity Footprint
Pages 1-2 Direct Activity + Page 3 Associated Multi-Facility Activity = Page 4 Combined Documented Facility Activity Footprint. The broadest documented footprint is $2,068,590.00 in Calculated Team Entry Fees: $1,978,230.00 baseball and $90,360.00 softball.
The combined municipality chart is led by Jenks at approximately $1.52M, followed by Jenks/Sand Springs ($302.33K) and Glenpool/Jenks ($110.91K). The combined director chart remains led by Lynn Gibson at approximately $1.45M, followed by Bo Morris ($166.42K), Mike Deviance ($146.96K), Wally Fortuna ($112.19K), Rick Glasser ($54.27K), Michael Sanders ($39.63K), Ted Cox ($35.56K), Susan Gibson ($26.48K), Cathleen Henderson ($18.31K), Marie Gassaway ($12.52K), Ebon Walls ($2.21K), and Alisa Rotert ($1.89K).
Direct / Associated / Combined Explainer
Records listing Jenks Youth Baseball Complex independently. Multi-facility combinations are excluded.
Records in the report's multi-facility / satellite analytical population. Association does not establish allocation.
Both analytical populations together - the broadest documented facility activity footprint.
Calculated Team Entry Fee Methodology
Calculated Team Entry Fees are analytical measurements derived from publicly available USSSA information. Without independent financial documentation, they do not establish actual payments collected, gross receipts, facility or municipal revenue, director compensation, profit, taxable income, bank deposits, net proceeds, gate or concession revenue, or audited financial results.
Tournament, League & $0.00-Fee Activity
The direct population includes 448 league teams while the publicly displayed League Team Entry Fee total is $0.00. A $0.00 public listing does not necessarily establish that no operational activity occurred. The research does not impute an unsupported local fee or conclude that a local fee was collected.
Geographic & Director Network
The direct Primary Facility view identifies Jenks and Tulsa within one county. The associated and combined populations expand the documented geographic footprint to 14 municipality categories and four counties. Displayed municipality combinations include Jenks/Sand Springs, Glenpool/Jenks, Broken Arrow/Jenks/Muskogee/Owasso/Prue/Tulsa, Bixby/Broken Arrow/Jenks/Owasso/Sand Springs, Bixby/Jenks, Jenks/Tulsa, Jenks/Owasso, Tulsa, and other combinations shown in the report. These records establish association, not ownership, employment, contractual relationships, revenue sharing, or allocation of proceeds.
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What This Profile Establishes / Does Not Establish
Established or Calculated from the Dataset
Facility associations; teams; sports; displayed seasons; minimum games and officials; directors; municipalities; counties; publicly posted fees; Calculated Team Entry Fees; and tournament/league activity.
Not Established by the Dataset Alone
Actual receipts; facility or municipal revenue; director compensation; profits; taxable income; bank ownership; rental payments; revenue sharing; allocation of multi-facility proceeds; locally collected fees; or ultimate disposition of funds.
Facility-Specific Research Summary
Jenks Youth Baseball Complex has a documented direct population of $1,489,318.00 in Calculated Team Entry Fees across 9,127 teams, dominated by baseball ($1,453,658.00) with $35,660.00 in softball. The direct view is concentrated in Jenks and led by Lynn Gibson in the director chart. The highest individually displayed direct season is 2023 at $220.42K.
The report's associated population displays $2,043,804.00 in Calculated Team Entry Fees across 11,485 teams and 20 facility/facility-combination categories. Page 4's combined documented footprint is $2,068,590.00 across 11,638 teams, 14 municipality categories, and four counties. These broader figures must be interpreted under the controlling rule that association does not establish allocation.
The 448 league teams paired with a $0.00 publicly displayed League Team Entry Fee total are an important methodological qualification. The public dataset establishes participation but does not establish whether local fees existed, were collected, or how any such funds were handled.
Research & Methodology Disclaimer
This Hidden Valley - Integrity of the Game page is an independent research and analytical publication for research, education, transparency, and public-interest purposes. It is not an official USSSA report and is not represented as sponsored, endorsed, verified, or approved by USSSA or by any governmental entity, municipality, tribe, school district, facility owner, director, or other organization appearing in the research. Calculated figures are research estimates derived from publicly available information and the stated methodology; they are not audits, tax determinations, forensic-accounting conclusions, legal findings, or allegations. Identification in the dataset does not itself imply wrongdoing, misconduct, tax noncompliance, criminal activity, or civil liability.