Jessica Dubé

Jessica Dubé is a Canadian former competitive pair skater from Drummondville, Quebec.

Jessica Dubé is a Canadian former competitive pair skater from Drummondville, Quebec. She is best known for competing with Bryce Davison, with whom she won multiple Canadian championships and earned a world bronze medal. Dubé also competed with Sébastien Wolfe late in her career.

Career

Dubé competed internationally for Canada in pair skating, most prominently with Bryce Davison. Their partnership produced Olympic appearances, a world medal, and multiple national titles.

Partnership with Bryce Davison

Dubé and Davison became Canada’s leading pairs team in the late 2000s. Their results included the 2008 World bronze medal, the 2009 Four Continents silver medal, and three Canadian national championships in 2007, 2009, and 2010. They also represented Canada at the 2006 and 2010 Winter Olympics.

Later career and retirement

After her partnership with Davison, Dubé skated with Sébastien Wolfe and earned silver at the 2012 Canadian national championships. She later retired from competitive skating.

Injury and return to competition

Dubé was involved in a widely reported injury at the 2007 Four Continents Championships, when she was cut by Davison’s skate during a spin. She returned to competition afterward and continued skating at a high level.