Indy Chronicler

ST. LOUIS — One of many Anderson College ladies’s basketball group’s vans was robbed throughout the Ravens’ current journey to St. Louis.

Anderson ladies’s basketball coach Jon Gin mentioned his group was as a consequence of play a tipoff traditional at Webster College over the weekend. The Ravens made the journey to Missouri early so they might go sightseeing.

Throughout an outing to see The Gateway Arch, one of many three vans the group took to the Present-Me State was robbed.

Gin mentioned group backpacks have been stolen from the van. Gin added that the luggage contained uniforms, footwear, laptops, iPads and headphones, amongst different issues.

 “We went to the arch and had each intention of taking a whole lot of group photographs, making some recollections,” Gin mentioned. “After which once we went again to our vans, one among them had been damaged into and the entire backpacks had been stolen.”

Gin added that his group spent about half-hour trying out The Gateway Arch. Once they returned to their van, they found that its driver’s aspect lock was damaged. Gin mentioned that, as soon as the suspects unlocked the van, they opened all of its doorways and stole the objects inside.

Crew officers reported that they contacted police to have them examine the theft. A number of the stolen objects have been later present in a close-by dumpster, in keeping with Gin.

The Ravens nonetheless performed two video games whereas they have been in St. Louis. Webster College gave Anderson College jerseys to make use of in lieu of the stolen uniforms.

Anderson beat the Milwaukee Faculty of Engineering Raiders, 66-60, on Friday. The Ravens then fell to the Webster College Gorloks, 101-62, on Saturday.

“Simply the best way our youngsters dealt with adversity was tremendous particular,” Gin mentioned. “And , usually, what I believe school athletics is all about is simply coming collectively. And the best way Webster was capable of deal with it rather well and assist us out was a particular second simply to see.”