that had been situated there before. Centre for Creative Learning – In 2004, the Centre for Creative Learning opened, featuring a professionally equipped, 350-seat theatre, meeting rooms and a reception area. Innes Field – In 2008, an artificial turf surface, called Innes Field, opened. It replaced the previous grass playing fields. Lau Family Wing – In 2011, Crescent opened the Lau Family Wing, an addition adjacent to the existing Centre for Creative Learning (CCL). The building was named in honour of Ming Wai Lau (Class of 1997), and the Joseph Lau Luen Hung Family Charitable Trust, the main benefactors. Most Middle School classes, as well as some Upper School classes, are held in the Lau Family Wing. Latifi Family Commons – In September 2014, the Latifi Family Commons, a $3 million (CDN) facility housing Crescent programs including University Counselling and Crescent Student Services, was opened. It is named for Michael and Marilena Latifi, who are parents of Crescent School students. Libraries – The Margaret Donnelly Library, which opened in 2012, is used by boys in Grades 3 to 6. The Middle School/Upper School Library, which opened in 2014, is designed for older boys. Athletics Crescent teams include basketball, hockey, baseball, track and field, rugby, volleyball, badminton, tennis, swimming, soccer, cross country running, squash, golf and Ultimate Frisbee. In the 1920s and 1930s, the Crescent School held athletic events with other private and independent schools in the Greater Toronto Area. These events were often reported on in the Globe & Mail newspaper; the soccer match between the Crescent School and Appleby College held on November 30, 1937, ended in a tie. During this interwar era, the School held an annual boxing tournament with, "...Parents, Old Boys and friends of the School..." invited to attend. In addition to boxing, soccer, and cricket, the School also held an "annual aquatic gala" where prizes were given to the best boys. Notable alumni George Hees (1922), Member of Canadian Parliament Neil Lumsden (1971), professional football player Christophe Beck (1987), Emmy Award-winning composer Evan Solomon (1987), Writer, author and television personality David Harlock (1989), NHL and Olympic hockey player Rob Coleman (1983), Animation Director Kevin Abrams, (1989), Assistant General Manager of Super Bowl Champion New York Giants football team Chilly Gonzales (1989), Grammy-nominated Canadian musician Rob Stewart, Filmmaker and photographer William Colgan (2000), Climate Scientist Ted Livingston (2005), Founder of Kik Messenger Eric Khoury (2006), Assistant