Caroline Ducharme has missed a lot of action for the UConn Huskies over the past two seasons. She played four games in 2023-24 before getting injured. She then appeared in nine games this past season, but only averaged 3.7 minutes per game.However, heading into the 2025-26 season, Ducharme is expected to take on a much bigger role. In a video posted by the UConn women's basketball Instagram account, Ducharme showed that she is taking a leadership role with the Huskies.The video showed Ducharme taking her teammates through various drills and keeping them motivated. "Caroline supports all her Huskies, past & present," the video was captioned. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostDucharme missed most of the past two seasons while recovering from concussion symptoms. She suffered multiple concussions during her first two years, which resulted in a buildup of brain damage that required special treatment. The treatment went well, and she will be returning to full-time action as a fifth-year senior next season.Caroline Ducharme speaks about her recovery and returning to action with the UConn HuskiesAs a result of her struggles with concussions, Caroline Ducharme spent three months undergoing hyperbaric chamber treatment to repair her brain. Now, for the first time since her first summer with Huskies four years ago, she is fully healthy. Ducharme spoke about her recovery in a recent conversation with reporters."It's been good to actually be on the court, not be in the training room as much," Ducharme said. "But obviously, you know, it's an adjustment. You don't just jump back in and everything's perfect. So (I’m) just trying to give myself some grace and just kind of take it as it comes."Ducharme said she thought she would never get cleared to play again."I think this past year was a huge step in getting cleared. And I didn't think that I would even get to that point," Ducharme said. "So, I would say this summer is kind of just seeing how far I can push it. And, you know, because I didn't think I would even get cleared, who's to say I can't continue to get better and continue to get back to who I used to be."Caroline Ducharme was a highly sought-after recruit before injuries derailed her college career. The Huskies will be hoping she can get some of her old form back.