Skaters

Pairs
Jessica Dube
Born:
October 29, 1987
Birthplace:
Drummondville, QC
Height:
4' 9"
Level:
Senior
Club:
CPA Frummondville
Bryce Davison
Born:
January 20, 1986
Birthplace:
Walnut Creek, California
Height:
6' 0"
Level:
Senior
Club:
Hamilton Skate Club
Coach:
Annie Barabe, Sophie Richard, Y. Desjardins
Choreographer:
David Wilson, Lori Nichol
Dubé and Davison teamed up in 2003 (Dubé previously teamed up with Samuel Tetrault, with whom she won two Canadian national titles) ... Dubé competed at the international junior level in singles skating; she finished third at the 2004 Junior Grand Prix in Harbin, China ... Both partners are still competing in singles at the national level; in 2006, Dubé finished eighth, and Davison finished 15th in 2007 ... The couple missed the 2006-07 Grand Prix Series, as Dubé suffered a knee injury in the fall of '06 ... They withdrew during the free skate from the 2007 Four Continents Championship, after Davison accidentally hit Dubé in the face with his blade during their side-by-side camel spin ... Dubé underwent plastic surgery the same night but recovered quickly and was back on the ice soon after the accident.
  • 2008 Season Notes
    SP Music: "Fix You" by Coldplay
    FS Music: Carmen by Bizet
    2010 - Canadian Championships - 1st
    2009 - Skate Canada - 3rd
    2009 - Trophee Eric Bompard - 2nd
    2009 - World Team Trophy - 3rd
    2009 - World Championships - 7th
    2009 - Four Continents Championships - 2nd
    2009 - Canadian Championships - 1st
    2008 - NHK Trophy - 3rd
    2008 - HomeSense Skate Canada - 2nd
    2008 - World Championships - 3rd
    2008 - Canadian Championships - 2nd
    2007 - Grand Prix Final, Turin - 4th
    2007 - NHK Trophy - 3rd
    2007 - HomeSense Skate Canada - 2nd
    2007 - Skate America - 1st
    2007 - World Championships - 7th
    2007 - Canadian Championships - 1st
    2006 - World Championships - 7th
    2006 - Olympic Winter Games - 10th
    2006 - Canadian Championships - 2nd
    2005 - Cup of China - 4th
    2005 - SmartOnes Skate America - 6th
    2005 - World Junior Championships - 2nd
    2004 - Junior Grand Prix (China) - 2nd
    2004 - Junior Grand Prix (United States) - 1st
    2004 - World Junior Championships - 2nd
    2004 - Canadian Championships, Junior - 1st
    2004 - Junior Grand Prix Final, Malmo - 1st
    2003 - Junior Grand Prix (Japan) - 1st
    2003 - Junior Grand Prix (Mexico) - 1st
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