Kim Hatcher
Kim Hatcher
USSSA All American Games — Oklahoma Tryout / Camp Activity Profile
Independent analysis of publicly available Oklahoma USSSA activity associated with Kim Hatcher. This is a specialized All American Games tryout/camp profile rather than a conventional locally hosted tournament profile.
The supplied research context identifies Hatcher’s Oklahoma function as hosting tryouts for the USSSA All American Games. Fees are assessed to individual campers/participants seeking evaluation. The annual All American Games are hosted by USSSA in Florida.
Director Activity Snapshot
Why This Profile Is Different
Conventional Tournament Activity
- Teams enter tournament divisions.
- Local games are scheduled and played.
- Minimum games and officials describe event scale.
- Fees are normally assessed to teams.
Kim Hatcher — All American Games Tryout Context
- Oklahoma activity is a tryout/camp evaluation stage.
- Individual campers seek evaluation for the All American Games.
- Fees are assessed to individual participants.
- The source displays -1 Minimum Games Played and 0 Minimum Required Officials.
- The annual All American Games are hosted by USSSA in Florida.
Calculated Individual Participant Fee Methodology
For this specialized profile, the standard Hidden Valley fee methodology is adapted to the underlying activity type. The supplied research context identifies the fee-bearing units as individual campers/participants seeking to try out for the USSSA All American Games, not tournament teams.
The resulting $60,480 is an analytical measurement derived from publicly available USSSA information. It is not presented as USSSA-reported aggregate revenue, Kim Hatcher’s personal income, compensation, profit, taxable income, net proceeds, or an audited financial statement.
Calculated Individual Participant Fees by Season
2024 — $23,040 is the largest displayed season, approximately 38.1% of the $60,480 total. The $0 value for 2026 does not by itself establish that no tryout or registration activity occurred; it means the captured public fee field contributes $0 to the calculated total for that season.
By Municipality
100% of the displayed calculated individual fee activity is associated with Choctaw. This is a geographic association, not municipal revenue.
By County
100% of the displayed calculated individual fee activity is associated with Oklahoma County. This is a geographic association, not county revenue.
Calculated Individual Participant Fees by Facility
Bouse Sports Complex — $60,480 is the sole facility association displayed. In this profile it represents the Oklahoma tryout/camp location, not the location of the annual All American Games in Florida.
Facility association does not establish facility income, rental payments, revenue sharing, allocation of participant fees, distributions, net proceeds, or subsequent disposition of funds.
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What This Profile Establishes — and What It Does Not
Publicly Documented / Calculated
- USSSA activity associated with Kim Hatcher.
- Displayed classification: Area Director.
- $60,480 in Calculated Individual Participant Fees.
- $0 baseball and $60,480 softball.
- 378 in the source field labeled “Teams,” interpreted cautiously in this participant context.
- 24 divisions; -1 Minimum Games Played; 0 Minimum Required Officials.
- 2023, 2024, 2025 and 2026 seasons.
- Choctaw / Oklahoma County / Bouse Sports Complex association.
- Supplied research context identifying Oklahoma All American Games tryout/camp activity.
Not Established by This Dataset Alone
- Personal income to Kim Hatcher.
- Director compensation.
- Who retained or distributed participant fees.
- Actual program net profit or taxable income.
- The precise number of individual campers represented by the standardized “Teams” field without underlying registration records.
- Why the source codes Minimum Games Played as -1.
- Facility rental or revenue-sharing arrangements.
- Number of Oklahoma athletes ultimately selected.
- Ultimate disposition of program funds unless independently documented.
Kim Hatcher — Director-Specific Profile Summary
The source report identifies Kim Hatcher as a USSSA Area Director. This specialized profile documents $60,480 in Calculated Individual Participant Fees, all categorized as softball, with 378 in the source field labeled “Teams,” 24 divisions, -1 Minimum Games Played, and 0 Minimum Required Officials.
The supplied research context distinguishes Hatcher from conventional Oklahoma USSSA tournament-host Area Directors. Her Oklahoma activity is associated with USSSA All American Games tryouts/camps, where fees are assessed to individual campers/participants seeking evaluation. The annual All American Games themselves are hosted by USSSA in Florida.
2024 — $23,040 is the largest displayed season. All $60,480 in displayed calculated activity is associated with Choctaw / Oklahoma County / Bouse Sports Complex.
The report does not establish that Kim Hatcher personally received $60,480, who retained or distributed participant fees, or the ultimate disposition of those funds.
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 or any governmental entity. Information is compiled from publicly available USSSA information, USSSA materials, public records, and related research materials.
For this specialized profile, Calculated Individual Participant Fees are analytical estimates derived from publicly reported participation and publicly posted tryout/camp fees where identified. The standardized source dataset uses tournament-oriented field labels, but the supplied research context identifies the fee-bearing units here as individual campers/participants rather than teams.
These figures should not be interpreted as USSSA-reported 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, coding conventions, or other circumstances that cannot be independently verified from public information alone. The Hidden Valley methodology does not fill evidentiary gaps with unsupported assumptions.