Noarlunga Ice Sports Centre

Jeff Buttle

2006 Olympic Bronze Medalist
2005 World Silver Medalist
Two-time National Champion

Jeff began skating at aged two and was competing by the age of 7. He had landed his triple toe loop and triple salchow by the time he was thirteen

Jeff went to his first Olympics on a hot streak, having won a medal in 14 straight national and international events.

After a difficult skate in his short program, Jeff skated his best free skate of the season to win bronze at the 2006 Winter Olympic Games in Torino, Italy.

Jeff was recently voted into the position of National Team Captain at Skate Canada’s 2006 National Team meetings.

Alissa Czisny

2005 Skate Canada Champion
2005 Skate America Silver Medalist


Alissa began to skate in the Jackson ProFlex hinged skate in 2005 to assist with a fluid build up problem she had on her ankle. Once she switched from traditional skates to the ProFlex boot, the fluid build up disappeared.

Alissa is a student at Bowling Green State University, majoring in international studies. She balances a packed figure skating schedule and a full course load, making the Dean’s list her freshman year.

After being selected as a last minute replacement at 2005 Skate America, Alissa went on to win a silver medal.

Alissa returned home to take a French exam, then boarded a plane to St. John's, Newfoundland, where she won gold at the 2005 Skate Canada International.


Alissa began skating at 1 ½ years old. Alissa’s twin sister, Amber also competes at the Senior National and International levels.

Alissa has been featured as one of the skaters on TLC’s Ice Diaries program.

Jessica Dubé & Bryce Davison

2006 National Silver Medalists
Two-time Junior World Silver Medalists

Jessica and Bryce have been skating together since 2003. Most recently they placed 10th at the 2006 Winter Olympic Games in Torino, Italy and 7th at the World Championships in Calgary.

Jessica and Bryce train predominantly in Drummondville, Quebec.

Jessica recently underwent surgury and as a result Jessica and Bryce had to withdraw from both the 2006 Smart Ones Skate America and the 2006 Skate Canada International ISU events.

They are expecting to compete at the 2007 Canadian championships.

Elvis Stojko