Midwest City MAC
Midwest City MAC
Independent research organizing publicly available USSSA baseball and softball information into a facility-level analytical framework for Midwest City MAC, Midwest City, Oklahoma.
Primary Facility Activity
The conservative direct view includes records listing Midwest City MAC independently and excludes multi-facility combinations.
A modern multi-sport complex
Midwest City MAC is located at 9400 SE 29th St., Midwest City, Oklahoma. The supplied history describes the venue as a state-of-the-art, multi-sport complex developed as a regional sports-tourism asset.
In August 2018, Midwest City voters approved the $21.6 million “Moving Forward” General Obligation Bond, with roughly $7 million designated for the MAC’s initial design and construction. Construction broke ground in January 2021.
Phase I opened on April 22, 2022 with three all-turf modular fields, canopied spectator seating, a playground and a four-stall food-truck court. The history identifies a 2023 Phase II expansion and a planned Phase III opening in spring 2027 intended to double existing field capacity.
Development Timeline
Direct activity by season
| USSSA Season | Total Calculated Team Entry Fees | Baseball | Softball |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | $33.78K | $33.78K | — |
| 2025 | $23.22K | $23.22K | — |
| 2024 | $25.38K | $16.47K | $8.91K |
| 2023 | $38.69K | $15.82K | $22.87K |
The highest displayed direct total season is 2023 at approximately $38.69K. Baseball reaches its highest displayed direct level in 2026 at approximately $33.78K. Softball appears in 2023 and 2024, peaking in 2023 at approximately $22.87K.
Satellite / multi-site footprint
The largest displayed multi-facility configuration is Midwest City MAC + Reed Baseball Complex (~$264.9K). Other material configurations include Brian Crawford Memorial Sports Complex + Midwest City MAC (~$48.17K); Brian Crawford Memorial Sports Complex + Firelake Ballfields + Midwest City MAC + Reed Baseball Complex (~$27.58K); and Brian Crawford Memorial Sports Complex + Midwest City MAC + Reed Baseball Complex (~$25.92K).
Association is not allocation.
Multi-facility event activity identifies documented facility association; it does not establish how teams, games, fees, officials or other activity were allocated among individual facilities.
Primary + associated multi-facility activity
The combined facility chart is led by Midwest City MAC + Reed Baseball Complex (~$264.9K), followed by stand-alone Midwest City MAC (~$121.07K) and Brian Crawford Memorial Sports Complex + Midwest City MAC (~$48.17K). The largest combined municipality concentration is Midwest City (~$385.97K).
Director concentrations in the combined footprint are Rick Glasser (~$401.61K), BIG Show Productions (~$219.12K), Wally Fortuna (~$46.82K), and OK USSSA Fastpitch State Office (~$8.55K). These values represent Calculated Team Entry Fee activity associated with records; they do not establish personal income or compensation.
Source dashboard pages
Midwest City MAC
How to interpret the numbers
Calculated Team Entry Fees are derived as:
Number of Participating Teams × Publicly Posted Team Entry Fee = Calculated Team Entry Fees.
These calculations are measures of documented economic activity. They do not, by themselves, establish actual collections, gross receipts, facility revenue, municipal revenue, director compensation, profit, USSSA corporate revenue, bank deposits, taxable income, gate revenue, concession revenue, umpire compensation, tax liability, or disposition of funds.
A public event record displaying a $0.00 team entry fee is recorded as $0.00 rather than replaced with an unsupported estimate. A zero-dollar listing does not necessarily mean that no operational or economic activity occurred.
Three analytical views
Pages 1–2: Direct / stand-alone primary facility records.
Page 3: Associated multi-facility activity excluding the stand-alone primary population.
Page 4: Combined documented activity footprint.
Separate facility reports should not simply be summed to create statewide totals because the same multi-facility event may appear in multiple facility reports. Statewide aggregation requires event-level deduplication.