Terri Long, the club's unit director, said the burglary occurred between 4:30 and 6:30 p.m. March 1 at the club, which is located inside Brushy School.
Long explained that someone, who Long believes was someone who knew the area and may have been a juvenile, broke into a side door to gain entry into the club.
All that was taken were games and game equipment, including two Sony PlayStation 2s, a Microsoft Xbox game system, a Gamecube console, and about 40 games. Nothing else was stolen in the school.
As soon as Long discovered the burglary at about 6:30 p.m., she contacted the Sequoyah County Sheriff's office to file a report.
The club is not the only victim in the Brushy area. Long said in the past three to four weeks there have been other acts of vandalism in the area, including the burglary of a business in the Brushy area, along with numerous mailboxes being destroyed.
Those who would like to make a donation to the club to replace the games are urged to call Long at (918) 775-4458, extension 37, starting March 24. The club will be closed during spring break, which is next week.
