Women's high jump Italian record progression

Sara Simeoni (shot in 1976) is the first Italian woman to reach 2 metres and hold two world records.
Antonietta Di Martino is the current Italian record holder.

The Italian record progression for women's high jump is recognised by the Italian Athletics Federation (FIDAL).[1]

Record progression

  World records
  Breaking down barriers
  Indoor records
Record Athlete Venue Date Notes
1.15 m Bruna Pizzini Monaco Monte Carlo 16 April 1922
1.15 m Emma Ghiringhelli Monaco Monte Carlo 16 April 1922
1.30 m Andreina Sacco Italy Rome 20 May 1922
1.33 m Andreina Sacco Italy Milan 11 March 1923
1.35 m Lina Banzi Monaco Monte Carlo 4 April 1923
1.35 m Andreina Sacco Monaco Monte Carlo 4 April 1923
1.37 m Lina Banzi Monaco Monte Carlo 4 April 1923
1.37 m Lina Banzi Italy Milan 6 May 1923
1.40 m Lina Banzi Italy Milan 17 June 1923
1.40 m Andreina Sacco Italy Milan 20 July 1924
1.40 m Andreina Sacco Italy Imola 14 September 1924
1.41 m Silia Martini Italy Dalmine 15 July 1928
1.43 m Ondina Valla Italy Florence 5 October 1930
1.45 m Ondina Valla Italy Bologna 3 May 1931
1.48 m Ondina Valla Italy Bologna 18 June 1931
1.48 m Ondina Valla Italy Milan 28 August 1933
1.50 m Ondina Valla Italy Verona 1 October 1933
1.517 m Ondina Valla Italy Udine 8 October 1933
1.54 m Claudia Testoni Italy Turin 27 September 1936
1.56 m Ondina Valla Italy Bologna 5 September 1937
1.57 m Paola Paternoster Italy Rome 25 September 1955
1.60 m Paola Paternoster Italy Rome 10 May 1956
1.61 m Paola Paternoster Germany Strasburg 27 May 1956
1.62 m Paola Paternoster Italy Naples 24 June 1956
1.64 m Marinella Bortoluzzi Italy Carrara 6 September 1959
1.65 m Marinella Bortoluzzi Italy Rome 12 June 1960
1.65 m Marinella Bortoluzzi Italy Ostia 11 June 1961
1.66 m Marinella Bortoluzzi Italy Bergamo 25 June 1961
1.67 m Osvalda Giardi Italy Milan 23 September 1962
1.68 m Anna Rosa Bellamoli Italy Padua 28 June 1969
1,70 m Laura Bortoli Italy Padua 14 April 1970
1,71 m Sara Simeoni Italy Padua 9 May v70
1,72 m Sara Simeoni Italy Rome 16 May 1970
1,73 m Sara Simeoni Italy Rome 14 July 1970
1,73 m Sara Simeoni Romania Bucharest 2 August 1970
1,75 m Sara Simeoni Italy Castelfranco Veneto 6 September 1970
1,75 m Laura Bortoli Italy Padua 23 May 1971
1,75 m Silvia Massenz Italy Turin 3 July 1971
1,76 m Sara Simeoni Italy Rome 7 July 1971
1,77 m Silvia Massenz Italy Ancona 17 July 1971
1,78 m Sara Simeoni Finland Helsinki 18 August 1971
1,78 m Sara Simeoni Spain Madrid 12 September 1971
1,80 m Sara Simeoni Spain Madrid 12 September 1971
1,80 m Sara Simeoni United Kingdom London 5 August 1972
1,82 m Sara Simeoni Monaco Monte Carlo 4 September 1972
1,85 m Sara Simeoni Monaco Monte Carlo 4 September 1972
1,85 m Sara Simeoni Italy Rome 15 September 1973
1,86 m Sara Simeoni Italy Rome 8 September 1974
1,89 m Sara Simeoni Italy Rome 8 September 1974
1,90 m Sara Simeoni Italy Avezzano 22 September 1974
1,90 m Sara Simeoni Italy Turin 8 July 1976
1,91 m Sara Simeoni Canada Montréal 28 July 1976
1,93 m Sara Simeoni Italy Formia 15 May 1977
1,95 m Sara Simeoni Italy Formia 18 June 1978
1,97 m Sara Simeoni Finland Kouvola 11 July 1978
1,98 m Sara Simeoni Italy Brescia 4 August 1978
2,01 m Sara Simeoni Italy Brescia 4 August 1978
2,01 m Sara Simeoni Czechoslovakia Prague 31 August 1978
2,02 m Antonietta Di Martino Italy Turin 8 June 2007
2,03 m Antonietta Di Martino Italy Milan 24 June 2007
2,03 m Antonietta Di Martino Japan Osaka 31 August 2007
2,04 m Antonietta Di Martino Slovakia Banská Bystrica 9 February 2011

See also

References

  1. ^ Annuario dell'Atletica 2009. FIDAL. 2009. p. 577.
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