Chappell charts the path to excellence at alma mater Legends of Cricket, and Old Scholars, Ian and Trevor Chappell at the opening the Sports Science Centre at Prince Alfred College. The aquatic centre at the new Prince Alfred College Sports Science Centre. Ian and Trevor Chappell with students at Prince Alfred College. Ian and Trevor Chappell open the Sports Science Centre at Prince Alfred College. The $15M Centre includes an aquatic centre, squash courts, a sports science centre, a gymnasium with basketball courts, indoor tennis and cricket facilities and a Hall of Fame. CRICKET great Ian Chappell looks on his time at Prince Alfred College as a key reason he has been lucky in life. He claims a person can be lucky in life if they have good health, parents and education. Yesterday, the former Australian cricket captain and his brother Trevor returned to PAC to open the $15 million Recreation, Education and Development Centre. "The facility is fantastic - a lot different to the gym when I was at the school," Ian said. They have a good tradition of excellence. I spoke with (brothers) Greg and Trevor on Monday night and asked them what they got out of PAC and they said the same thing," Ian said. Our education encouraged us to express our talents. The centre includes an aquatic centre, squash courts, a sports science centre, a gymnasium catering for basketball, tennis and cricket, and a Hall of Fame.