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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

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

Career

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

National and International competitions

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 Zlin,  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