Students, parents, faculty, staff, alumni, Seekonk neighbors, summer campers and contractors and architects who worked on the building all joined in the fun and games planned by Sports Programming director Martyn Hollands. Those attending could see how the three courts convert for basketball, soccer, baseball, field hockey, tennis and more. The Purples and Golds competed for points in various games, including a close basketball game with student and faculty players. The Purples emerged victorious this time. Everyone received a gold button to wear to mark the occasion that thanked Wheeler's second headmistress Mabel Van Norman for having the original plan to build a Field House at the Farm in 1940.
Indoor soccer is one of the many sports that can be played in the new facility.