Eugenie Bouchard has been one of the top Canadian players over the last decade in women’s singles. She had an outstanding 2014 season. In that year, Bouchard reached the finals of the Wimbledon Championships. However, she lost a lop-sided summit clash against Petra Kvitova. Additionally, she made it to the semifinals at the Australian Open and Roland Garros.

Recently, she shared some good news regarding the Bouchard family.

Eugenie Bouchard attends her brother’s graduation ceremony

Bouchard’s brother, William, completed his graduation in engineering studies from McGill University. Subsequently, Eugenie shared a series of stories on her official Instagram handle, congratulating her brother.

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In one of the stories, she said, “So proud. My lil engineer.” Eugenie was present to attend William’s graduation ceremony. Additionally, their mother, Julie Leclair, too was present. After the graduation ceremony, Eugenie and William were seen having brunch together.

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Eugenie talks about her Wimbledon 2014 final against Petra Kvitova

The Canadian tennis star had a memorable run at the tournament. En route to the finals, she defeated the likes of Simona Halep and Angelique Kerber. However, she had a forgettable performance in the summit clash. Kvitova put on a dominating display to edge past Bouchard 6-3, 6-0 to lift the Wimbledon 2014 trophy.

Opening up about her performance in that match, Bouchard said, “So, basically, no Canadian player had ever reached the finals of any Grand Slams before and so, when I did that at Wimbledon in 2014, I was the first Canadian to ever do that. It’s just kind of history, I made history in a sense. And I was obviously very proud to do that for myself and my country. Unfortunately, I did lose in the finals, I got my b**t kicked. But you live and you learn.”

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Bouchard is striving to make a return to tennis later this season. She hasn’t played a competitive match since March last year owing to her shoulder injury. Earlier this year, she played an exhibition set to regain match fitness. It’ll be interesting to see how she can perform on her comeback.