Hidden Valley - Integrity of the Game

Love Hatbox Field

Oklahoma USSSA Facility Activity Profile | 2001-2026

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Independent research organizing publicly available USSSA baseball and softball information into a facility-level analytical framework for direct activity, annual trends, league activity, multi-facility associations, geographic reach, directors, and operational scale.

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Primary Facility Snapshot

Direct / Stand-Alone Love Hatbox Field Activity

Pages 1-2 represent records in which Love Hatbox Field is listed independently as the event facility. Multi-facility combinations are excluded from this direct population.

Calculated Team Entry Fees$1,018,614
Baseball Calculated Team Entry Fees$943,318
Softball Calculated Team Entry Fees$75,296
League Team Entry Fees$7,235
League Teams498
Total Teams6,520
Minimum Games14,926
Minimum Officials26,869
Directors3
Facilities1
Municipalities1
Counties1
Page 1 - Direct Activity

Primary Facility, Municipality & Director Concentrations

Love Hatbox Field Facility Report Page 1
What Page 1 shows: The direct population is centered on Love Hatbox Field in Muskogee. The report identifies $1,018,614 in Calculated Team Entry Fees for records listing the facility independently. Director concentration is led by Marie Gassaway at $957.78K, followed by Neil Hays at $44.70K and Ted Cox at $16.14K. These values are measures of calculated activity associated with the identified records; they are not verified director income, facility revenue, or municipal receipts.
Page 2 - Annual & Sport Trends

Annual Calculated Team Entry Fee Activity

Love Hatbox Field Facility Report Page 2

Total Annual Activity

The total annual series reaches its highest displayed value in 2008 at $145.87K. Other notable years include 2010 at $116.71K, 2007 at $103.48K, and 2009 at $103.22K.

Baseball

Baseball is the dominant sport by direct calculated entry-fee value. The highest displayed baseball season is 2008 at $128.21K.

Softball

Displayed softball seasons are 2017 ($9.13K), 2016 ($26.04K), 2015 ($9.52K), 2008 ($17.67K), 2007 ($3.78K), and 2006 ($9.15K). The softball high is 2016 at $26.04K.

SeasonTotal Calculated Team Entry FeesSeasonTotal Calculated Team Entry Fees
2017$9.13K2008$145.87K
2016$26.04K2007$103.48K
2015$9.52K2006$95.94K
2014$02005$76.68K
2013$21.51K2004$83.85K
2012$31.43K2003$67.18K
2011$57.00K2002$71.06K
2010$116.71K2001$0
2009$103.22K

$0.00-Fee Records

The annual chart reports $0 for 2001 and 2014. A $0.00 publicly reported Team Entry Fee does not necessarily mean no operational activity occurred. The dataset does not impute unsupported local fees.

Page 3 - Multi-Facility / Satellite Activity

Love Hatbox Field + Sallisaw Sports Complex

Love Hatbox Field Facility Report Page 3
Associated Calculated Team Entry Fees$3,885
Baseball$0
Softball$3,885
Teams18
Minimum Games47
Minimum Officials94
Page 3 excludes the stand-alone Love Hatbox Field population and identifies records where Love Hatbox Field and Sallisaw Sports Complex appear together. The report associates this population with Muskogee and Sallisaw and tournament director Chris Johnson. The $3,885 figure is one pool of Calculated Team Entry Fee activity associated with that multi-facility configuration.
Page 4 - Combined Documented Activity Footprint

Direct + Associated Multi-Facility Activity

Love Hatbox Field Facility Report Page 4
Combined Calculated Team Entry Fees$1,022,499
Baseball$943,318
Softball$79,181
Teams6,538
Minimum Games14,973
Minimum Officials26,963
Facility Configurations2
Directors4
Municipality Groupings2
Counties2
Page 4 is the broadest documented activity footprint involving Love Hatbox Field. It combines stand-alone Primary Facility records with associated multi-facility records. It is not a claim that every dollar, team, game, or official represented occurred exclusively at Love Hatbox Field.
How to Read the Facility Report

Direct, Associated & Combined

DIRECT

Pages 1-2: records listing Love Hatbox Field alone as the event facility.

ASSOCIATED

Page 3: records identifying Love Hatbox Field within a multi-facility configuration.

COMBINED

Page 4: direct Primary Facility activity plus associated multi-facility activity.

Association is not allocation.

Multi-facility event activity identifies documented facility association. It does not establish how teams, games, entry fees, officials, revenues, or other activity were allocated among the individual facilities.

Calculated Team Entry Fee Methodology

What the Financial Measure Means

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

Calculated Team Entry Fees are analytical measurements derived from publicly available USSSA information. They are not, by themselves, verified revenue, gross receipts, facility income, municipal revenue, director compensation, profit, taxable income, bank deposits, net proceeds, gate revenue, concession revenue, or audited financial statements.

Tournament, League & $0.00-Fee Activity

Operational Records Require Careful Interpretation

Tournament Activity

The facility report organizes documented tournament records by facility, municipality, director, season, sport, teams, minimum games, minimum officials, and publicly posted fees.

League Activity

The direct Love Hatbox Field population identifies 498 league teams and $7,235 in League Calculated Team Entry Fees.

$0.00 Public Fee Listings

A $0.00 public Team Entry Fee field is recorded as $0.00. It does not automatically establish that no operational activity occurred and does not justify inventing a local fee.

Geographic & Director Network

Documented Associations in the Report

Geographic Reach

The direct population is associated with Muskogee. The associated multi-facility population identifies the municipality combination Muskogee, Sallisaw. The combined report identifies two municipality groupings and two counties.

Tournament Directors

The direct population identifies Marie Gassaway ($957.78K), Neil Hays ($44.70K), and Ted Cox ($16.14K). The associated multi-facility population identifies Chris Johnson ($3.89K). These are calculated activity concentrations, not verified personal income or compensation.

Documentary Facility Images

Love Hatbox Field

Supplied facility photographs are presented as documentary visuals. They are not used to infer ownership, lease terms, financial arrangements, or other facts not established by the report.

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Report Image Gallery & Document Access

Facility Report Pages 1-4

Evidentiary Boundaries

What This Profile Establishes — and What It Does Not

Established / Calculated from the Dataset

  • Facility and multi-facility associations shown in the public records
  • Teams, sports, seasons, minimum games, and minimum officials
  • Tournament directors, municipalities, counties, and facility combinations identified by the report
  • Publicly posted Team Entry Fees and Calculated Team Entry Fees
  • Tournament and league activity captured in the underlying research

Not Established by the Dataset Alone

  • Actual collections or gross receipts
  • Facility, municipal, or director revenue or compensation
  • Profit, taxable income, bank ownership, or tax liability
  • Rental payments, revenue sharing, or locally collected fees
  • Allocation of multi-facility proceeds or ultimate disposition of funds
Facility-Specific Research Summary

Love Hatbox Field — Research Synthesis

Love Hatbox Field's direct documented USSSA activity is overwhelmingly baseball by calculated entry-fee value. Pages 1-2 identify $1,018,614 in direct Calculated Team Entry Fees, including $943,318 baseball and $75,296 softball, together with 6,520 teams, 14,926 minimum games, 26,869 minimum official assignments, three directors, one municipality, and one county. League records add 498 teams and $7,235 in calculated league Team Entry Fees.

The highest displayed total annual season is 2008 at $145.87K, which is also the highest displayed baseball season at $128.21K. The highest displayed softball season is 2016 at $26.04K. Marie Gassaway represents the largest direct director concentration at $957.78K, followed by Neil Hays at $44.70K and Ted Cox at $16.14K.

Page 3 identifies a separate associated population in which Love Hatbox Field appears with Sallisaw Sports Complex. That multi-facility configuration totals $3,885 in Calculated Team Entry Fees, all identified as softball, with 18 teams, 47 minimum games, and 94 minimum official assignments. The report associates those records with Muskogee and Sallisaw and tournament director Chris Johnson.

Page 4 combines the direct and associated populations into a broad documented activity footprint of $1,022,499 in Calculated Team Entry Fees, $943,318 baseball, $79,181 softball, 6,538 teams, 14,973 minimum games, and 26,963 minimum official assignments. This combined footprint reflects records involving Love Hatbox Field; it does not establish that every component of the multi-facility activity occurred exclusively at that facility.

Research & Methodology Disclaimer

Independent Research Publication

The Hidden Valley - Integrity of the Game dataset and this facility profile are independent research and analytical products prepared for research, education, transparency, public-interest, and comparative analytical purposes. They are not official USSSA reports and are not represented as sponsored, endorsed, verified, or approved by USSSA, its directors, affiliates, any governmental entity, municipality, tribe, school district, facility owner, or other organization appearing in the research.

Calculated financial 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 that any person or organization received, retained, concealed, misreported, or improperly used the calculated amounts. Identification in the dataset does not itself imply wrongdoing, misconduct, tax noncompliance, criminal activity, or civil liability.