Caroline Ducharme appears to have undergone hip surgery

[caseyb7]

Can anyone clarify please?

I thought she was a different player after the head injury, prior to that she was a saving grace support to a changing lineup of beat-up players when the team REALLY needed it.

Was this also the result of a game-time injury, or something else - practice, heredity, high school?

Caroline Ducharme was such a welcome addition, especially pre-injury, that she gave us all great hope/anticipation for the future - which I hope remains in tact.

 

[WFFL]

Wheres Azzi ?

 

[WFFL]

Ducharme has been injury prone hopefully their are no long term effects .

 

[eebmg]

Wheres Azzi ?

Holding the camera. "Freshman Duties" ?

 

[CL82]

I had labrum repair in 2018 and that is exactly how my recovery looked.

I didn’t know you had a mastiff.

 

[Bills Fan]

Watching the rehab video on pg 1, above makes you (me) realize how much work these special athletes (CD, , PB) put in, to remaining at the top of their sport

 

[BRS24]

 

[Bald Husky]

I didn’t know you had a mastiff.

I have a Mastiff just like Lola, 213 pounds, the most stubborn dog I've ever had. If he doesn't want to come, or go, he won't. I wish the best to Caroline, so get well soon. She seems to be in good spirits, just having your second family for support really helps.

 

[Bald Husky]

Maybe a little Bionics were added to help with our rebounding.

 

[Childhood]

Good news

 

[sun]

Maybe a little Bionics were added to help with our rebounding.

Only a few nanites. -

 

[Bone Dog]

I wish her the best, and hope next year brings excellent news!

But I must say, looking back on the year, I'm not entirely surprised by this news. I thought her stride running the court looked a little constrained as the season wore on. I'm impressed she played as much as she did, since she was certainly needed. That must have taken a lot of grit and determination.

 

[Conndog]

Dorka is still in some kind of cast? Hope she too heals fine- we need her!

 

[shiverz45]

I hope for a speedy recovery.

 

[Cuango]

Typical! Seven humans on one bed while Lola, the real star of this picture, has the other bed completely to herself! She looks like she’s thinking: “Hey, you’re off-center”! What a beautiful dog! Nothing like big, happy, affectionate dogs!

 

[Huskee11]

Napheesa had a phenomenal Sophomore season following hip labrum surgery the prior Spring, so that provides good news to the optimists in the crowd (like me).

 

[UConnCat]

She'll be ready for preseason.

 

[huskeynut]

One of our sons and his wife have a mastiff. Big, beautiful, loving dog. She has her own couch with pillow!! And you always have a big towel ready. They slobber and drool all over the place.

And al the best to Caroline on a speedy recovery.

 

[pk1234]

I mean, this is actually all good news I would say, right?

If she was as good as she was last year on a bum hip, the sky's the limit if she gets healthy.

 

[BRS24]

I mean, this is actually all good news I would say, right?

If she was as good as she was last year on a bum hip, the sky's the limit if she gets healthy.

Pretty sure I remember an article about her having this injury, and for the most part, could be managed with therapy, etc, but perhaps it was just better to get it fixed.

 

[TeamFirst!]

So relieved to hear it is not career ending. So happy to hear it is resolvable!

 

[Scud49]

I mean, this is actually all good news I would say, right?

If she was as good as she was last year on a bum hip, the sky's the limit if she gets healthy.

Yes, that makes for a warm and cozy thought, the very best of Ms Ducharme is truly in front of us.

 

[socal613ws]

this is becoming concerning with the team. Has every player had a surgery? The workouts and strength conditioning over the past year seem to me it's breaking down the players.

 

[pvdoggy]

this is becoming concerning with the team. Has every player had a surgery? The workouts and strength conditioning over the past year seem to me it's breaking down the players.

See post #32 in this thread above.

 

[BRS24]

this is becoming concerning with the team. Has every player had a surgery? The workouts and strength conditioning over the past year seem to me it's breaking down the players.

Lordy. Do we have to rehash this S&C stuff again? College hoop players have been playing for years, 1000s of games, practices, training sessions. If one can navigate this through college without any injuries, it's a lot of luck. CD had this injury before coming to UConn so S&C is a moot point.