BRYCE DAVISON

'Most Recent Results:'
''Event''	''Points''	''Finish''	''Year''
World Championships	164.59	7th	2007
Four Continents Championships	/	WD	2007
Canadian Championships	173.95	1st	2007

'Bryce Davison' (born January 29, 1986 in Walnut Creek, California) is a Canadian figure skater. He began skating at age six and he and his partner Jessica Dubé compete in the pairs event. Davison resides in Drummondville, Quebec. The duo places 10th at the 2006 Winter Olympic Games and 7th at the World Championships in 2006. They won their first national crown in Nova Scotia at the 2007 Canadian Championships, yielding comparisons to Jamie Sale and David Pelletier in the process (with whom they had worked just prior to Christmas).
The 2006/2007 competitive season started for this pair at Nationals due to a scary on ice accident in the summer of 2006, which saw Jessica removed from the ice on a backboard. She then had knee surgery in September. The duo trained both short and long programs for nationals, while Bryce also trained for the singles event.
Bryce is a member of the Hamilton Skating Club in Hamilton, Ontario.

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Competitive highlights

Programs

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Competitive highlights

(with Dubé)
2006

★ Canadian Championships - 2nd

★ Olympics - 10th

★ World Championships - 7th
2007

★ Canadian Championships - 1st

★ Four Continents - WD

★ World Championships - 7th

Programs

(With Dubé)
'2004/2005 Season'

★ 'Short Program': ''Hasta Que te Conoci'' by Raul di Blasio

★ 'Long Program': ''Romeo and Juliet'' by Nino Rota

★ 'Gala/Exhibition Program': ''My Immortal'' by Evanescence
'2005/2006 Season'

★ 'Short Program': ''Hasta Que te Conoci'' by Raul di Blasio

★ 'Long Program': ''Piano Concerto No.7'' by Gershwin

★ 'Gala/Exhibition Program': ''Endless Love'' by Lionel Ritchie
'2006/2007 Season'

★ 'Short Program': ''Galicia Flemenca'' by Gino D'Auri

★ 'Long Program': ''Blower's Daughter'' (Instrumental Version) by Damien Rice

★ 'Gala/Exhibition Program': ''Blower's Daughter'' by Damien Rice

References

External links

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★ Partnership biography from Skate Canada

★ Official Site

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