Ester Palmesino (7 May 1927 – 20 March 2016) was an Italian high jumper.

Ester Palmesino
Ester Palmesino, Padua 17 June 1951, Team Championships
Personal information
Nationality Italy
Born(1927-05-07)7 May 1927
Asti, Italy
Died20 March 2016(2016-03-20) (aged 88)
Turin, Italy
Height175 cm (5 ft 9 in)
Sport
ClubSipra/Sip

Career

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Palmesino was four-times Italian champion in high jump, winner and finalist of international competitions.

Achievements

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Year Competition Venue Position Notes
Representing   Italy
1946 Italian Athletics Championships Parma,   Italy 1st 1.45 m
International Meetings - Italy-Austria Turin,   Italy 1st 1.50 m
1947 International Meetings - Austria-Italy Vienna,   Austria 2nd 1.53 m
International Meetings - Italy-Czechoslovakia Turin,   Italy 1st 1.53 m
1948 Italian Athletics Championships Milan,   Italy 1st 1.53 m
International Meetings - Italy-Netherlands Rome,   Italy 3rd 1.50 m
International Meetings - Italy-Hungary Turin,   Italy 1st 1.45 m
1949 International Meetings - Netherlands-Italy Rotterdam,   Netherlands 2nd 1.55 m
International Meetings - Czechoslovakia-Italy Zlín,   Czech Republic 3rd 1.50 m
International Meetings - Italy-Yugoslavia Bologna,   Italy 3rd 1.45 m
1950 International Meetings - Italy-Austria Udine,   Italy 4th 1.50 m
1951 International Meetings - Yugoslavia-Italy Zagreb,   Croatia Yugoslavia 2nd 1.50 m
International Meetings - Switzerland-Italy Winterthur,   Switzerland 2nd 1.53 m
International Meetings - Italy-France Genoa,   Italy 2nd 1.48 m
1952 Italian Athletics Championships Bologna,   Italy 1st 1.50 m
International Meetings - Italy-Germany Milan,   Italy 4th 1.45 m
International Meetings - Italy-United Kingdom Naples,   Italy 3rd 1.48 m
1953 Italian Athletics Championships Rome,   Italy 1st 1.50 m
International Meetings - France-Italy Chambery,   France 3rd 1.54 m
International Meetings - Austria-Italy-Switzerland Trieste,   Italy 4th 1.45 m
1954 International Meetings - Germany-Italy Munich,   Germany 4th 1.45 m
International Meetings - Austria-Italy Linz,   Austria 3rd 1.45 m

References

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