Coco Gauff
was part of the Christmas parade in Delray Beach, the city where she moved at
the age of 7, and served as the Grand Marshal on Saturday, December 9. The
current US Open champion was one of the main attractions for fans who attended
the parade.
The parade
featured over 70 floats, music bands, dance teams, walking groups, and more. It
was a festive celebration in which Gauff shared some images on her social
media.
The
American developed her love for tennis on the courts of Pompey Park in Delray
Beach, where she began her early years practicing the sport. Gauff expressed
her excitement about participating in the parade through her social media
posts.
"Surprise!
grand marshal of the Delray Beach Christmas parade 💗," Gauff wrote.
2023
Coco Gauff tennis season
The
19-year-old American, Coco Gauff, finally took a significant step forward on
the WTA Tour after several years of high expectations. It was a breakthrough
season for Gauff, who started the year by winning a WTA 250 title in Auckland.
Gauff
displayed consistency throughout the year, staying within the top 8 since the
beginning of the season. Her turning point came during the hardcourt swing
after her early exit from Wimbledon in the first round against Sofia Kenin.
Subsequently, Gauff showcased her best form by winning her first WTA 500 title
at the Washington Open, followed by a WTA 1000 victory at the Cincinnati Open.
She crowned her tremendous year by securing her first Grand Slam title at the
US Open.
Her final
appearance was at the WTA Finals, where she reached the semifinals but fell
short against her compatriot and doubles partner, Jessica Pegula. Despite this,
she concluded her season as the world No. 3, trailing only behind Iga Swiatek
and Aryna Sabalenka."2023 is season officially over. hard to sum of this
season in a few words. I saw my darkest and brightest days of my life this
year. I am proud of myself. God’s plan," Gauff tweeted.
Cristhián Ávila is a tennis journalist based in Santiago, Chile, and has been part of the TennisUpToDate team since early 2023. He covers the ATP and WTA Tours as well as all four Grand Slams, producing breaking news, match reports, analysis, and regular liveblogs from major tournaments.
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2023 is season officially over. hard to sum of this season in a few words. I saw my darkest and brightest days of my life this year. I am proud of myself. God’s plan❤️