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Wadi Degla Club's champions triumph at the 2017 Wadi Degla Squash Open
Raneem El Weleily won the women's competition, and Nouran Gohar ended the second, while Mazen Hesham won the men's competition.
Maydaa El Nadar Published in Daily News Egypt on 09 - 03 - 2017

Wadi Degla Club celebrated the finals of its 2017 Squash Open tournament. Raneem El Weleily (ranked 3rd internationally) beat Nouran Gohar (ranked 4th internationally) 3-2, in the women's final. Both players are playing for Wadi Degla SC.
When asked what a national tournament like this means to her, she said, "this is the least I can do for my club, which is always supporting us."
Both players had previously met in the international tournament of the 2016 Wadi Degla Open's final, which took place in November. El Weleily snatched a 3-1 victory from her opponent and compatriot.
El-Weleily and Gohar are preparing for two international major events, which are the Allam British Open 2017, to be celebrated in England from 21 to 26 March, and Orascom Development PSA Women's World Championship, which will be celebrated in Egypt from 5 to 14 April.
The champion of the men's competition at the national Wadi Degla Squash Open was Wadi Degla's Mazen Hesham.
"I am very satisfied, as this is my first victory after recovering from my injury," said Hesham.
Hesham, currently ranked 45th internationally, reached his highest world ranking in December 2015, when he was ranked 13th. He won seven Professional Squash Association titles.

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