Anissa Kidd Sapulpa Baseball, 26 Historical Events, and the 40-Day League Gate-Model Question November 5, 2026 | Baseball Heaven — USSSA Tournament Directors: The Public Record

Why this historical record matters

This independent Baseball Heaven research profile examines publicly listed USSSA baseball activity associated with Anissa Kidd and Sapulpa Baseball Association. It separates documented event listings and calculated advertised entry fees from hypothetical admission and concession models. It does not assert that any identified person or organization collected, retained or profited from the modeled amounts.

1. Dataset and source hierarchy

The controlling source is the September 20, 2026 AIUSSSA — Hidden Valley Integrity of the Game division-level CSV. The older director inventory is secondary and must not override the newer division records. The analysis groups division records by the base portion of TournamentID; separate divisions within one event are not counted as additional tournaments. Team entries may include repeat participation and do not represent unique teams.

The source identifies 80 division rows grouped into 26 historical event identifiers. Source-listed events and event dates do not independently prove that all games were completed or all advertised fees were collected.

Annual activity reconciliation

*Estimated officiating assignments are not a count of distinct individuals. Minimum-game equivalents are modeled from source fields, not actual completed-game records.

2. Sapulpa facilities and historical location

Other facilities in Sapulpa, including school sports fields and the later Bartlett Youth Sports Complex, must not be treated as interchangeable with the source-listed Sapulpa Baseball Association venue. Historical facility assignments require field maps, reservations and applicable leases or licenses.

Official context: City of Sapulpa and Sapulpa Public Schools athletic facilities.

3. Historical event source register

The following event titles, dates, team-entry counts and calculated advertised entry fees are drawn from the controlling CSV. Source URLs are reproduced from that dataset; not every historical link has been independently confirmed accessible today.

For the full division-level audit, consult the controlling dataset. A source-listed event with one team or a $0 advertised fee is not evidence that competitive games or other collections occurred.

4. League-calendar gate-model question

The full source-calendar model produces $258,500 in hypothetical gate receipts, of which $190,100 is associated with league-classified event identifiers. This does not establish that admission was charged on each modeled day. The published model is an assumption-based estimate, not a register of tickets sold.

Illustrative alternative scenarios

For comparability, the scenarios below retain the dataset's daily fan and admission assumptions but vary the number of modeled days or exclude league-classified listings. They are alternatives and must not be added together.

Neither a modeled gate figure nor hypothetical concession net proceeds establishes actual receipts, retained revenue, director compensation, or municipal income. Concession net is a proxy after an assumed cost ratio, not an audited profit figure.

Dataset-derived financial fields

The controlling CSV totals $442,517 in modeled Event Income and $381,057 in modeled Event Net. Event Income includes modeled advertised entry fees, gate and gross concession components; adding those components again would double count. The modeled Event Net field does not represent audited profit and may omit material expenses.

5. Evidence, limitations and open questions

• Historical team entries do not identify unique participating teams or confirm payment.
• Event listings may include leagues, cancellations, administrative placeholders or uncompleted competitions.
• Published minimum-game guarantees and modeled officiating assignments are not game logs or payroll records.
• Original field reservations, financial agreements, admissions records and concession statements have not been obtained for every event.
• The recipient, deposit account and ultimate disposition of any event-related money cannot be established from tournament listings alone.
• Current facility information does not necessarily establish historical venue ownership or operations.

Questions for public-facility oversight

1. Who owned, operated and maintained the listed fields in each event year?
2. What agreements governed tournament and league use?
3. Who was authorized to set and collect entry, admission and concession fees?
4. Were tournament and league rates or operating rules different?
5. What dates were actual paid-admission days?
6. What public funds supported capital improvements, utilities, insurance or maintenance?
7. Were event-specific field reservations and accounting reports required?
8. What records would allow public officials to reconcile modeled figures with actual financial activity?

6. Source references and public verification

Individual event links are provided in the historical register above. Unavailable or redirected historical pages should be identified as archival locators, not treated as independently verified current pages.

7. Corrections and documentary responses

Baseball Heaven welcomes verifiable corrections, historical schedules, facility agreements and additional public records. Material corrections should be dated and incorporated transparently. Individuals, organizations and public agencies mentioned in this article are invited to provide supporting documentation and context.