Peak 'Old School is Good School' Wood Racquet Classic winners
Coeur d'Alene Press | UPDATED 3 years, 9 months AGO
Courtesy photo Dean Hendrickson, left, defeated Eric Seaman to win the men's singles championship at the third annual "Old School is Good School" Wood Racquet Classic at Peak Hayden.
Courtesy photo Ashlie Unruh, left, defeated Ellen Haebe to win the women's singles championship at the third annual "Old School is Good School" Wood Racquet Classic at Peak Hayden.
Courtesy photo Eric Seaman, right, and Paul Bernard, second from right, defeated Dean Hendrickson, left, and Tanner Tweed, second from left, to win the men's doubles championship at the third annual "Old School is Good School" Wood Racquet Classic at Peak Hayden.
"For years I have had my younger players use wood frames at times ... it reveals inefficient swing technique and it is fun to swing the pine for them to get an appreciation for those who played at a high level with that type of equipment," said tournament director Steve Clark, Director of Tennis at Peak Hayden. "Eric Seaman has a solid collection of wood frames as do I, so we bring some and those without them can use them. But most players have frames from when they played or the can be still purchased and strung these days."
