Hidden Valley / USSSA
Statewide 2001–2026 tournament activity, economics, facilities, directors and organizational research.
Enter Hidden Valley →Baseball Heaven is inviting parents, families, taxpayers, coaches, volunteers, players, former players, municipal and recreation professionals, and community members to share their experiences and perspectives on youth baseball and softball in Oklahoma.
The survey supports continuing research into access, opportunity, community-based programs, public facilities, participation, governance and potential youth-sports reform. Public input adds an important perspective alongside datasets, public records, facility studies and organizational research.
Baseball Heaven is an independent public-interest research platform examining youth-sports governance, tournament economics, taxpayer-supported athletic facilities, nonprofit organizations, public records, institutional accountability and the stewardship of community assets throughout Oklahoma.
The research is organized under the broader initiative Integrity of the Game vs. Economic Impact (Politics): The Oklahoma Business Plan.
Baseball Heaven now connects statewide data, facility studies, director and organizational activity profiles, governance research, public-school studies, officials economics, case studies, public records and reform models.
Select a research node to see how it connects to the Baseball Heaven archive. On smaller devices, the same network becomes a touch-friendly research menu.
Recent work shows how the research model has expanded across facility studies, statewide research architecture, community league case studies, football, basketball, officials economics, public-school athletics, community access and broader youth-sports policy.
The homepage is designed as a front door. Choose the part of the research that matters to you and move directly into the supporting studies, reports and source materials.
Statewide 2001–2026 tournament activity, economics, facilities, directors and organizational research.
Enter Hidden Valley →Municipal, county, public-school, tribal, nonprofit and private athletic facilities.
Browse Facilities →Individual and organizational activity profiles connected to the statewide USSSA research dataset.
Browse Profiles →Compensation, event staffing, economic models and the Oklahoma Professional Umpire Workforce Model.
Officials Research →Public-school athletic facilities, community access, Tri-County Basketball and OK Kids research.
Public-School Research →Public facilities, leases, tax-supported resources, municipal relationships and government records.
Case Study →Little League, administrative decision-making, public policy and congressional oversight research.
Oversight Research →Documented court proceedings, complaints, whistleblower research and case-study materials.
Case Research →Survey research, community-based sports models, workforce reform and future policy concepts.
Community Survey →See how the statewide research framework has expanded across datasets, facilities, governance, finance, workforce, public assets and community sports.
Research Architecture →Historical and financial studies of local youth-sports systems, including CVBA Mustang Baseball-Softball and Prague Youth Football.
Community League Research →Search and filter the activity-profile inventory. Team Entry Fee figures are shown as the inventory labels them; they are not presented here as personal income, profit or audited revenue.
Browse the current facility inventory by ownership or operating classification. Each card can route readers to the landing page and, when available, the facility report or executive summary.
Baseball and softball remain central to Baseball Heaven, but the underlying questions—public facilities, independent contractors, officials, schools, economics, governance, access and community stewardship—extend throughout youth sports.
Public-school athletic facilities, league structure, officials, compensation and the relationship between participation, resources and community sports.
Explore Basketball Research →A community-focused research path examining local baseball structures and access within Oklahoma.
Explore OK Kids Research →A historical facility and financial case study expanding the research model into community youth football.
Explore Football Research →A league-level study connecting team census, season structure, facility activity and financial analysis.
Explore CVBA Research →A statewide community survey focused on access, opportunity, participation and the future of local programs.
Take / View the Survey →Baseball Heaven research attempts to distinguish documented facts from estimates, allegations, interpretations, unanswered questions and opinions. Source preservation and transparent methodology are central to the research process.
Public records, contracts, leases, court filings, audits, tournament records, policies and historical materials.
Maintain original records wherever practical so source material can be distinguished from interpretation.
Compare information across organizations, municipalities, agencies, years and independent sources.
Identify timelines, financial patterns, administrative structures, inconsistencies and unresolved questions.
Separate verified records from estimates, complaints, allegations, commentary and hypotheses requiring review.
Present research through reports, executive summaries, datasets, timelines, podcasts, videos and policy materials.
The site has evolved from individual facility and sports-administration questions into a broader archive examining sports, economics, public assets, institutions and public trust.
The Hidden Valley longitudinal dataset uses a 2001–2026 research window.
Events, teams, entry fees, officials, facilities, municipalities and organizations become interconnected research dimensions.
Little League research, tournament administration, eligibility, protest procedures, regional oversight and institutional accountability become a major research path.
The archive grows across municipal facilities, director profiles, officials budget analysis, public-school athletics, basketball, government case studies and community research.
New records may clarify, supplement, contradict or change earlier interpretations. Published research may be updated as reliable information becomes available.
“The question was never simply who wins the game. The larger question became who is responsible for protecting its integrity.”
At the center of the Baseball Heaven story is the memory of Brian Allen Crawford. The Brian Crawford Memorial mission transformed personal loss into community service, sports-facility development and opportunities for young athletes and families.
Practical experience involving fundraising, project planning, contractors, invoices, construction coordination, sports administration and facility operations became an important foundation for evaluating other publicly supported athletic facilities and the systems governing them.
Transparency strengthens responsible organizations, accountable governments and the communities they serve. Readers are encouraged to examine original records, evaluate the methodology and form their own conclusions.
BaseballHeaven.net is an independent research, educational, commentary and public-interest project. Unless expressly stated otherwise, Baseball Heaven is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by or acting on behalf of any municipality, governmental agency, school, sports governing body, tournament organization, league, nonprofit organization or other entity discussed on this website.
The publication of a question, discrepancy, concern, financial estimate, governance issue, complaint, allegation, lawsuit, protest, public record or investigative lead should not be interpreted as proof that any individual or organization violated a law, regulation, policy, contract or ethical obligation.
Allegations remain allegations unless established through an appropriate legal, regulatory, administrative or adjudicative process.
Research may rely upon public records, governmental documents, court filings, meeting materials, tax records, organizational publications, archived webpages, interviews, correspondence, audio transcripts, databases, news reports and other third-party sources. Readers are encouraged to examine original source documents whenever available.
Financial figures may include estimates derived from publicly available tournament information, fee schedules, participation data, historical information and stated analytical assumptions. Unless specifically identified as audited financial information, such estimates are analytical models and should not be represented as verified revenue, profit, taxable income, tax liability or audited financial statements.
Interpretations, commentary, recommendations and conclusions represent research analysis or opinion based upon information available at the time of publication. Reasonable individuals may interpret the same evidence differently. Nothing published on BaseballHeaven.net constitutes legal, tax, accounting, investment or other professional advice.
Many projects are continuing research initiatives. New records may clarify, supplement, contradict or change earlier interpretations. Baseball Heaven supports accuracy, transparency and fair consideration of relevant evidence and encourages documentary corrections, clarifications or substantive responses.
Some research may include audio recordings, interview transcripts, summaries, visualizations or AI-assisted educational media. AI-assisted content is used as a research and communication tool and should not be interpreted as an independent factual authority. Underlying source material remains the preferred basis for evaluating factual claims.
The purpose of Baseball Heaven is not to harass, threaten, defame or unfairly damage any individual or organization. The purpose is to document matters of public interest, preserve relevant evidence, encourage transparency, improve governance, promote responsible stewardship of public resources and advocate for youth-sports systems that better serve children, families and communities.
Readers are encouraged to examine the evidence, evaluate the methodology and reach their own conclusions.