OK USSSA Fastpitch State Office
USSSA Director Activity Profile: OK USSSA Fastpitch State Office
Independent analysis of publicly available Oklahoma USSSA activity associated with the OK USSSA Fastpitch State Office, including tournament and league activity, sport, teams, divisions, minimum games, minimum required officials, Calculated Team Entry Fees, seasons, municipalities, counties and facilities.
State Office Activity Snapshot
The source report identifies the following calculated financial and operational measures associated with the OK USSSA Fastpitch State Office designation.
State-Office / Softball Leadership Context
This profile concerns the OK USSSA Fastpitch State Office, rather than a named individual director. The source report displays the office in the USSSA Area Director field and associates it with Oklahoma fastpitch/softball activity. For analytical purposes, this page recognizes the entity as part of the Oklahoma state-level softball leadership and administrative structure while preserving the report's exact displayed classification of Area Director.
This distinction matters. The profile should not be read as a personal financial profile of a single individual. It organizes publicly available USSSA activity associated with the state-office designation across multiple Oklahoma communities, counties and facilities.
Calculated Team Entry Fee Methodology
Calculated Team Entry Fees are analytical measurements derived from publicly available USSSA information. They are not USSSA-reported aggregate revenue, state-office revenue, director income, personal compensation, profit, taxable income, net proceeds or audited financial statements.
Tournament & League Activity
The Hidden Valley dataset includes both tournament play and USSSA league activity. Some league records may identify teams, divisions, start dates, finish dates, directors, locations, facilities and other operational information while simultaneously displaying a $0.00 Team Entry Fee.
$0.00 in Calculated Team Entry Fees does not necessarily mean $0.00 in documented operational activity. A $0.00 publicly reported Team Entry Fee means the public USSSA information captured in the dataset did not identify a Team Entry Fee for that record. This could reflect an apparently free league or another fee arrangement not visible in the public Team Entry Fee field, including the possibility of locally administered fees. The dataset does not state that such fees were collected unless supporting documentation establishes that fact, and it does not estimate or impute unsupported fees.
Calculated Team Entry Fees by Season
2023 — $97,958 is the largest season and represents approximately 84% of the two-year calculated total. 2024 — $18,468 accounts for the remainder.
$0.00-fee tournament or league activity may contribute to operational measures without increasing the season-level Calculated Team Entry Fee totals.
Calculated Team Entry Fees by Municipality / Combination
Choctaw — $29,070 is the largest municipality category, followed by Citizen Potawatomi Nation at $25,650 and Owasso at $19,494. Choctaw, Citizen Potawatomi Nation — $4,104 is one combined geographic classification and is not duplicated across both component locations. These values are geographic associations in the event records and should not be interpreted as municipal or tribal revenue.
Calculated Team Entry Fees by Facility / Configuration
Bouse Sports Complex — $29,070 is the largest single-facility category, followed by Firelake Ballfields — $25,650 and Owasso Sports Park North — $19,494. The facility footprint is distributed across multiple Oklahoma communities, consistent with the state-office / state-leadership context rather than a single local-park concentration.
Midwest City MAC, Reed Baseball Complex — $8,550 is one combined facility classification. Reed Baseball Complex also appears independently at $4,968. Those are separate source categories and should not be merged.
Bouse Sports Complex, Firelake Ballfields — $4,104 is also one combined facility classification. Bouse Sports Complex and Firelake Ballfields each also appear independently in the source report. The source does not establish how any combined amount was allocated between the component facilities.
Facility data does not, by itself, establish facility rental payments, revenue sharing, facility income, allocation of entry fees, distributions, net proceeds or subsequent disposition of event funds.
Calculated Team Entry Fees by County / Combination
Oklahoma — $42,588 is the largest county category, narrowly exceeding Tulsa at $41,144. Oklahoma, Pottawatomie — $4,104 is one combined county classification and is not duplicated across both counties. County values identify geographic associations in the event records and should not be interpreted as county revenue.
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What This State-Office Profile Establishes — and What It Does Not
Publicly Documented / Calculated
- OK USSSA Fastpitch State Office designation in the Area Director field
- Oklahoma state-office / softball state-leadership context
- $116,426 total Calculated Team Entry Fees
- $0 baseball and $116,426 softball Calculated Team Entry Fees
- 362 teams and 37 divisions
- 1,049 minimum games and 1,997 minimum required officials
- 2023 and 2024 season activity
- Multiple municipalities and municipality combinations
- Multiple counties and county combinations
- Multiple facilities and facility combinations
- Tournament and league activity where documented
- $0.00-fee operational activity where applicable
Not Established by This Dataset Alone
- State-office revenue
- Personal income of any State Director, Area Director or other individual
- Director or state-leadership compensation
- Actual event net profit
- Taxable income
- Allocation of multi-facility event proceeds
- Facility income or revenue-sharing arrangements
- Whether a $0.00-fee league collected fees locally
- Ownership or ultimate disposition of event funds unless independently documented
OK USSSA Fastpitch State Office — State-Leadership Profile Summary
The OK USSSA Fastpitch State Office profile is materially different from an individual local-director profile. It represents a state-office designation associated with Oklahoma fastpitch/softball leadership activity across a geographically dispersed footprint while preserving the source report's displayed classification of Area Director.
The report identifies $116,426 in total Calculated Team Entry Fees, all categorized as softball, together with 362 teams, 37 divisions, 1,049 minimum games and 1,997 minimum required officials. Calculated activity is concentrated in 2023 at $97,958, with $18,468 displayed for 2024.
The largest municipality category is Choctaw at $29,070; the largest county category is Oklahoma at $42,588; and the largest single-facility category is Bouse Sports Complex at $29,070.
The profile also contains combined municipality, county and facility classifications. Those combined amounts remain single pools of Calculated Team Entry Fee activity and are not duplicated across the component locations or facilities. Most importantly, the $116,426 is a calculated measure associated with applicable public USSSA records; it does not establish revenue received by the Oklahoma state office, compensation paid to state leadership, or money personally received by any individual.
Research & Methodology Disclaimer
This page is an independent research and analytical publication and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or prepared on behalf of USSSA (United States Specialty Sports Association) or any governmental entity. Information is compiled from publicly available USSSA tournament/event information, USSSA materials, public records and related research materials.
Calculated Team Entry Fees are estimates derived from publicly reported team participation multiplied by publicly posted Team Entry Fees where a fee is identified. These amounts should not be interpreted as USSSA-reported revenue, state-office revenue, director income, profit, taxable income or audited financial statements.
Public records and online information may contain omissions, revisions, errors, cancellations, refunds, discounts, payment adjustments or other circumstances that cannot be independently verified from public information alone. The Hidden Valley methodology does not fill evidentiary gaps with unsupported assumptions.