Research purpose. This independent historical profile presents the available tournament records associated with Terri Jungels. It does not establish the identity of the recipient of any payment, actual income, profit, tax treatment or misconduct. Historical activity years do not establish current appointment or affiliation.

1. Director identity & public-source trail

Director: Terri Jungels · Sport: Baseball · USSSA director ID: 194493. View USSSA director profile · Baseball Heaven historical profile · Prior director activity profile PDF.

The USSSA director link and event records provide public source references; the classification and contractual terms of any particular arrangement are not independently established by these tournament rows.

2. Source hierarchy & event counting

The controlling source is AIUSSSA - Hidden Valley Integrity Of The Game.csv (20,305 statewide division rows). This profile filters exact director-name matches (1,272 division rows). It identifies 228 distinct season-qualified USSSA event identifiers, avoiding counting age divisions as separate events. A season-qualified identifier is used to avoid accidental merging of reused historical IDs. The older director inventory supplies the profile reference, not the controlling financial totals.

Quality controls: 2 division rows contain negative game placeholders, excluded from the cleaned game total. Event status fields do not consistently establish whether an event was completed; no estimated figures here are represented as verified attendance or receipts.

3. Season-by-season documented activity

4. Facility, municipality, county & address inventory

The table preserves facility strings as recorded, including multi-facility events. These rows are not a list of individually confirmed game locations. Multi-site event records are not split or assigned to one facility without supporting evidence; primary facility county is unresolved for mixed-jurisdiction records.

Addresses are historical dataset entries, not independently confirmed current entrance addresses. Facility ownership, lease arrangements and individual event locations require municipal documents or dated field assignments.

5. Financial methodology — documented fees vs. modeled activity

Calculated gross scheduled entry fees: Σ (division team count × published entry fee) = $1,364,663 across 9,337 team-event entries. The sum follows the dataset’s TotalTeamEntryFee field and does not demonstrate payment, refunds, concessions, bank deposits or director compensation.

Modeled gate admissions: Σ (research-assumed daily paid spectators × daily admission × charged event days), as represented in the dataset’s TotalEventGate field = $5,806,000. The aggregate is a research model, not verified attendance or gate collections.

Concession sales proxy: Σ dataset TotalEventConcession = $2,903,000. At an explicitly illustrative 20% net operating margin, modeled net concession proceeds = $2,903,000 × 0.20 = $580,600. The 20% assumption is a scenario, not a measured margin. Net operating proceeds are not personal profits or a claim about the revenue recipient.

League sensitivity: 105 division rows are marked League Play. Removing those rows produces $2,807,600 modeled gate and $1,403,800 concession-sales proxy. These alternative figures still reflect assumptions and do not establish actual receipts.

6. Minimum games & officials

The cleaned sum of the dataset’s TotalMinimumGamesPlayed is 19,988; negative placeholders are set to zero solely for this model. The sum of nonnegative TotalEventUmpires is 34,656 estimated assignment slots, not distinct people, payroll records, or proof that all scheduled games were played.

7. Event-by-event public evidence ledger

All 228 season-qualified event records appear below, with USSSA event links where present. Return to the series archive.

8. Public-facility accountability questions

1. Which dated rental, lease, reservation or field-allocation agreements governed the events at each public facility?
2. Who was contractually authorized to collect team entry fees, admission fees and concession proceeds?
3. What public accounting, remittance, maintenance and insurance obligations applied?
4. Which records document cancellations, refunds, field assignments and any shared municipal revenues?
5. For multi-facility events, which was the primary venue and which county should receive the event in county-level reporting?

9. Standing disclaimer, limitations & corrections

Editorial principle: Public information should lead to informed questions, not unsupported accusations.

Prepared October 19, 2026. Research source: the locally supplied Hidden Valley dataset and director inventory. Event and season URLs reproduce dataset source references; linked pages may have changed since historical capture. This draft is not affiliated with or endorsed by USSSA.