“I’m so proud” – Coco Gauff consoles younger brother Cameron after his AYFL Super Bowl loss, pens encouraging message about team’s ‘undefeated’ streak

Coco Gauff recently shared a heartfelt message for her younger brother Cameron following his team’s loss in the 2024 AYFL Super Bowl. Cameron, the 11-year-old captain and quarterback of the Delray Rocks 10U football team, displayed remarkable maturity and resilience during a post-game interview

after the Miramar Wolverines ended their team’s three-season undefeated streak with a 22-0 victory. Cameron spoke about the importance of perseverance and teamwork, emphasizing his role in keeping his teammates motivated.

Reflecting on the lessons from the loss, he said, “You shouldn’t quit. You just need to keep playing and, if the outcome is not what you wanted, just work harder and go back on the field.”

Proud of her brother’s efforts, Gauff reposted the interview on social media and praised the team’s extraordinary achievements. “Aw, my little brother, I’m so proud of him and everyone on that team. Ya’ll get them next time! Three seasons in a row undefeated and only one loss in four seasons.

So impressive!” she wrote on her Instagram story. While she couldn’t attend the game due to her offseason commitments in Los Angeles, Gauff’s support for Cameron remains unwavering.

Their close bond was also on display during Halloween, when the siblings dressed as Marvel superheroes, Deadpool and Wolverine. As Gauff continues to shine on the tennis court, recently clinching her maiden WTA Finals title, her support for her family highlights her admirable dedication both on and off the court.