Savage Park

Hidden Valley – Integrity of the Game

Savage Park

Oklahoma USSSA Facility Activity Profile | 2001–2026
Independent research using publicly available USSSA information, facility-level documentation, and preserved source materials.
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Primary Facility Snapshot

Pages 1–2 represent records listing Savage Park independently as the event facility and exclude multi-facility combinations. The controlling Facility Report identifies $2,731,173 in direct Calculated Team Entry Fees, overwhelmingly softball-oriented, with 10,877 teams, 34,305 minimum games, 65,815 minimum umpires assigned, 13 directors, 598 league teams, and $9,256 in League Calculated Team Entry Fees.

Calculated Team Entry Fees
$2,731,173
Baseball
$4,420
Softball
$2,726,753
Total Teams
10,877
Minimum Games
34,305
Minimum Umpires Assigned
65,815
Directors
13
Municipalities / Counties
1 / 1
League Teams
598
League Team Entry Fees
$9,256
Savage Park Facility Report page 1

Page 1 – Direct / Stand-Alone Activity

The Page 1 facility and municipality charts associate approximately $2.73 million in Calculated Team Entry Fee activity with Savage Park and Tulsa. The largest direct director concentration is Tulsa Girls Softball Federation at approximately $1.91M, followed by HTB Tournaments at $345.66K, Julie Dingle at $182.55K, Keith Graham at $121.38K, and Midwest Sports Productions at $72.15K.

Interpretation: Calculated Team Entry Fees are analytical measurements derived from public team counts and posted fees. They are not, by themselves, proof of facility revenue, municipal revenue, director compensation, actual collections, profit, or disposition of funds.

Page 2 – Annual & Sport Trends

The displayed annual series spans 2008–2026. The highest displayed total season is 2014 at $274.84K; the highest softball season is likewise 2014 at $274.84K. Baseball appears only in the displayed 2013 season at $4.42K.

SeasonTotalBaseballSoftball
2026$71.80K$0$71.80K
2025$129.95K$0$129.95K
2024$110.68K$0$110.68K
2023$85.67K$0$85.67K
2022$5.32K$0$5.32K
2021$132.51K$0$132.51K
2020$124.53K$0$124.53K
2019$155.09K$0$155.09K
2018$217.36K$0$217.36K
2017$215.78K$0$215.78K
2016$249.80K$0$249.80K
2015$243.85K$0$243.85K
2014$274.84K$0$274.84K
2013$237.42K$4.42K$233.00K
2012$245.94K$0$245.94K
2011$150.94K$0$150.94K
2010$59.20K$0$59.20K
2009$8.67K$0$8.67K
2008$11.83K$0$11.83K
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Page 3 – Associated Multi-Facility / Satellite Activity

This population excludes the stand-alone Savage Park records and examines records where Savage Park appears with one or more additional facilities. The associated population totals $89,243 in Calculated Team Entry Fees, all softball, with 289 teams, 1,164 minimum games, and 2,051 minimum umpires assigned.

Material facility combinations include Carl Smith Sports Complex + Savage Park ($60.10K), Sapulpa Girls Softball Park + Savage Park ($16.71K), Sand Springs Softball Complex + Savage Park ($5.87K), Arrowhead Park + Savage Park ($5.08K), and Bentley Sports Complex + Savage Park ($1.48K).

Association is not allocation. Each multi-facility amount is one pool of Calculated Team Entry Fee activity associated with the complete listed configuration. The report does not establish how teams, games, officials, fees, or other activity were distributed among individual locations.

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 totals $2,820,416, including $4,420 baseball and $2,815,996 softball, with 11,166 teams, 35,469 minimum games, 67,866 minimum umpires assigned, 6 facility/facility-combination categories, 14 directors, 6 municipality categories, and 2 counties.

The combined director chart is led by Tulsa Girls Softball Federation ($1.91M), HTB Tournaments ($374.71K), Julie Dingle ($182.55K), Keith Graham ($121.38K), and Midwest Sports Productions ($110.50K).

Savage Park Facility Report page 4

Direct / Associated / Combined Explained

DIRECT

Records listing Savage Park alone as the event facility. This is the most conservative facility-specific view.

ASSOCIATED

Records where Savage Park appears in a multi-facility configuration. The value belongs to the full listed configuration, not to any one location.

COMBINED

The broadest documented activity footprint, combining direct stand-alone records and associated multi-facility records.

Calculated Team Entry Fee Methodology

Participating Teams × Publicly Posted Team Entry Fee = Calculated Team Entry Fees

These figures are research estimates derived from publicly available USSSA information. They do not independently establish actual payments collected, gross receipts, net income, profit, director compensation, facility or municipal revenue, taxable income, bank deposits, gate or concession revenue, umpire compensation, tax liability, or the ultimate disposition of funds.

A publicly listed $0.00 Team Entry Fee does not necessarily establish that no economic activity occurred; it may reflect a free event, locally collected fee, league structure, missing historical information, or another circumstance not determinable from the public record alone.

Facility History & Documentary Context

Source materials identify Savage Park at 17800 E 21st St., Tulsa, OK 74108 and describe it as a 13-field softball/baseball complex opened in 2000. The historical materials describe a long Tulsa Girls Softball Federation era followed by a 2021 management transition involving Tulsa Parks and Tulsa Little League. This historical context is separate from, and does not override, the Facility Report’s controlling quantitative analysis.

Actual Facility Photographs & Source Images

Savage Park June 10 2020 photo 1 Savage Park June 10 2020 photo 2 Savage Park June 10 2020 photo 3 Savage Park June 10 2020 photo 4 Savage Park June 10 2020 photo 5 Savage Park June 10 2020 photo 6 Savage Park November 16 2021 photo 1 Savage Park November 16 2021 photo 2 Savage Park November 16 2021 photo 3 Savage Park November 16 2021 photo 4 Savage Park November 16 2021 photo 5 Savage Park November 16 2021 photo 6

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What This Profile Establishes – and Does Not Establish

PUBLICLY DOCUMENTED / CALCULATED
Teams, sports, seasons, tournament/league classifications, director categories, facilities and combinations, municipality/county relationships, posted Team Entry Fees, minimum games, minimum officials, and Calculated Team Entry Fees.
NOT ESTABLISHED BY THE DATASET ALONE
Actual payments collected, gross receipts, facility/municipal/tribal/director/USSSA revenue, profit, taxable income, bank deposits, gate or concession revenue, umpire compensation, tax liability, rental payments, revenue sharing, or allocation/disposition of multi-facility event funds.

Facility-Specific Research Summary

Savage Park has a substantial documented USSSA activity footprint that is overwhelmingly softball-oriented. The direct population reports $2,731,173 in Calculated Team Entry Fees, including $4,420 baseball and $2,726,753 softball, associated with 10,877 teams, 34,305 minimum games, 65,815 minimum umpires assigned, 13 directors, 598 league teams, and $9,256 in League Calculated Team Entry Fees.

Page 3 adds $89,243 in associated multi-facility activity. Together, Page 4 presents a $2,820,416 combined documented activity footprint involving 11,166 teams, 35,469 minimum games, 67,866 minimum umpires assigned, 6 facility/facility-combination categories, 14 directors, 6 municipality categories, and 2 counties. This is the broadest documented footprint involving Savage Park; it is not a claim that all activity occurred exclusively there.

Research & Methodology Disclaimer

The Hidden Valley – Integrity of the Game dataset is an independent research reconstruction based primarily on publicly accessible USSSA historical information. Historical records may contain incomplete fields, naming variations, reused or inconsistent identifiers, facility-name changes, zero-dollar listings, missing fields, or records later changed or removed.

This project is not an official USSSA report and is not represented as prepared, sponsored, endorsed, verified, or approved by USSSA, its directors or affiliates, any governmental entity, municipality, tribe, school district, facility owner, or other organization appearing in the research. Calculated figures are research estimates, not audits, tax determinations, forensic-accounting conclusions, legal findings, or allegations. Identification does not itself imply wrongdoing, misconduct, tax noncompliance, criminal activity, or civil liability.

Documentary & Historical Video

Savage Park Video Record

Embedded video sources provide visual and historical context for the facility. These materials supplement the Facility Report; the Facility Report remains the controlling quantitative source for the USSSA activity figures displayed on this page.

June 10, 2020 — Savage Park / Sports Complex in Tulsa, Oklahoma

Facility walk-through footage documenting the entrance, parking, playing fields, seating, playground, buildings, lighting and other visible features of Savage Park.

November 16, 2021 — Changes at Savage Park Causing a Stir

Contemporaneous local-news coverage addressing the announced management change involving Tulsa Parks, Tulsa Girls Softball Federation and Tulsa Little League. It is presented as historical context and not as a source for the Facility Report's calculated financial figures.