Olympic Gold Medalist and two-time Olympian Jackie Dubrovich was hired as an assistant coach of the New York University men’s and women’s fencing programs in October 2026. She works extensively with the teams’ foil fencers.
Dubrovich joined NYU with an elite competitive record, highlighted by winning gold in Women’s Team Foil at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, a historic victory marking the first time Team USA earned gold in the event. A six-time U.S. Senior Team member who reached a career-high world ranking of No. 9, she also represented Team USA at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics and has been named Team Captain for the Los Angeles 2028 Games.
A 2016 graduate of Columbia University, Dubrovich earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology with concentrations in Russian Literature & Culture and Human Rights. A four-year team member and All-American, and two-year captain of the Lions’ fencing team, she was helped Columbia win two NCAA National Championships.
Dubrovich, who also possesses corporate experience in retail media leadership, remains in active governance roles on the USA Fencing Board of Directors and the Team USA Athletes' Commission.
Internationally, Dubrovich served as Assistant Women's Foil Team Coach for Team USA at the 2025 Cadet and Junior World Championships in Wuxi, China, helping lead the squad to a gold medal.
In addition to her international competition background, Dubrovich has extensive coaching and club management experience. She is the co-founder, coach and business manager of the Polaris Fencing Center in Orange, NJ, where she oversees club operations and coaches athletes from grassroots levels to national and international competitions.
A native of Riverdale, NJ, Dubrovich resides in Maplewood, NJ.
