Women's high jump Italian record progression

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

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.

Record progression
  World records
  Breaking down barriers
  Indoor records
RecordAthleteVenueDateNotes
1.15 mBruna PizziniMonaco Monte Carlo16 April 1922
1.15 mEmma GhiringhelliMonaco Monte Carlo16 April 1922
1.30 mAndreina SaccoItaly Rome20 May 1922
1.33 mAndreina SaccoItaly Milan11 March 1923
1.35 mLina Banzi Monaco Monte Carlo04 April 1923
1.35 mAndreina SaccoMonaco Monte Carlo04 April 1923
1.37 mLina Banzi Monaco Monte Carlo04 April 1923
1.37 mLina Banzi Italy Milan06 May 1923
1.40 mLina Banzi Italy Milan17 June 1923
1.40 mAndreina SaccoItaly Milan20 July 1924
1.40 mAndreina SaccoItaly Imola14 September 1924
1.41 mSilia Martini Italy Dalmine15 July 1928
1.43 mOndina Valla Italy Florence05 October 1930
1.45 mOndina Valla Italy Bologna03 May 1931
1.48 mOndina Valla Italy Bologna18 June 1931
1.48 mOndina Valla Italy Milan28 August 1933
1.50 mOndina Valla Italy Verona01 October 1933
1.517 mOndina Valla Italy Udine08 October 1933
1.54 mClaudia Testoni Italy Turin27 September 1936
1.56 mOndina Valla Italy Bologna05 September 1937
1.57 mPaola Paternoster Italy Rome25 September 1955
1.60 mPaola Paternoster Italy Rome10 May 1956
1.61 mPaola Paternoster Germany Strasburg27 May 1956
1.62 mPaola Paternoster Italy Naples24 June 1956
1.64 mMarinella Bortoluzzi Italy Carrara06 September 1959
1.65 mMarinella Bortoluzzi Italy Rome12 June 1960
1.65 mMarinella Bortoluzzi Italy Ostia11 June 1961
1.66 mMarinella Bortoluzzi Italy Bergamo25 June 1961
1.67 mOsvalda Giardi Italy Milan23 September 1962
1.68 mAnna Rosa Bellamoli Italy Padua28 June 1969
1,70 mLaura BortoliItaly Padua14 April 1970
1,71 mSara SimeoniItaly Padua09 May v70
1,72 mSara SimeoniItaly Rome16 May 1970
1,73 mSara SimeoniItaly Rome14 July 1970
1,73 mSara SimeoniRomania Bucharest02 August 1970
1,75 mSara SimeoniItaly Castelfranco Veneto06 September 1970
1,75 mLaura BortoliItaly Padua23 May 1971
1,75 mSilvia MassenzItaly Turin03 July 1971
1,76 mSara SimeoniItaly Rome07 July 1971
1,77 mSilvia MassenzItaly Ancona17 July 1971
1,78 mSara SimeoniFinland Helsinki18 August 1971
1,78 mSara SimeoniSpain Madrid12 September 1971
1,80 mSara SimeoniSpain Madrid12 September 1971
1,80 mSara SimeoniUnited Kingdom London05 August 1972
1,82 mSara SimeoniMonaco Monte Carlo04 September 1972
1,85 mSara SimeoniMonaco Monte Carlo04 September 1972
1,85 mSara SimeoniItaly Rome15 September 1973
1,86 mSara SimeoniItaly Rome08 September 1974
1,89 mSara SimeoniItaly Rome08 September 1974
1,90 mSara SimeoniItaly Avezzano22 September 1974
1,90 mSara SimeoniItaly Turin08 July 1976
1,91 mSara SimeoniCanada Montréal28 July 1976
1,93 mSara SimeoniItaly Formia15 May 1977
1,95 mSara SimeoniItaly Formia18 June 1978
1,97 mSara SimeoniFinland Kouvola11 July 1978
1,98 mSara SimeoniItaly Brescia04 August 1978
2,01 mSara SimeoniItaly Brescia04 August 1978
2,01 mSara SimeoniCzechoslovakia Prague31 August 1978
2,02 mAntonietta Di MartinoItaly Turin08 June 2007
2,03 mAntonietta Di MartinoItaly Milan24 June 2007
2,03 mAntonietta Di MartinoJapan Osaka31 August 2007
2,04 mAntonietta Di MartinoSlovakia Banská Bystrica09 February 2011

See also

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