List of high jump Paralympic medalists

Main article: List of Paralympic medalists in athletics

The high jump was first contested in the 1976 Summer Paralympics for men and women. However, the women's high jump is now discontinued with the last event being held in the 2000 Summer Paralympics.

Men's medal summaries

Amputee athletes

Class	Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze
A	1976 [1]	John Bowman   United States	Doug Rupe   Australia	T. Lewis   United States
	1980 [2]	Ernie Lambier   Canada	Robert Wright   United States	John Bowman   United States
A (two foot take off)	1976	C. Gillfors   Sweden	Martti Juntunen   Finland	Jarle Johnsen   Norway
A2	1984 [3]	Arnold Boldt   Canada	Bert Bottemanne   Netherlands Anthony Willis   Great Britain	No bronze medalist; tie for silver
A2/A9	1988 [4]	Arnold Boldt   Canada	Andreas Siegl   Austria	Gunther Beltiz   West Germany
A3	1984	Ngwe Tin   Burma	Ronan Tynan   Ireland Gyi Aung   Burma	No bronze medalist; tie for silver
A4	1984	Ronnie Alsup   United States	James Hoggan   Australia Kazimierz Suchocki   Poland	No bronze medalist; tie for silver
A4/A9	1988	Ronnie Alsup   United States	Michael Hackett   Australia	Jurgen Johann   West Germany
A5	1984	Matthias Berg   West Germany	Jerzy Szlezak   Poland Jeff Tiessen   Canada Ronald West   Great Britain	No bronze medalist; tie for silver
A6	1984	Michael Morley   Australia	Brett Holcombe   Australia Peter Lorencz   Hungary	No bronze medalist; tie for silver
A6/A8-9/L6	1988	Nigel Coultas   Great Britain	Yang Shaomin   China	Rodney Nugent   Australia
C	1976	Jurgen Johann   West Germany	Roni Fradkin   Israel	Wong Shek Kau   Hong Kong
	1980	Jurgen Johann   West Germany	Tony Wills   Canada D. J. Eden   New Zealand	No bronze medalist
D	1976	Arnold Boldt   Canada	Konrad Reisner   Austria	W. Hilzinger   West Germany
	1980	Arnold Boldt   Canada	Anthony Willis   Great Britain	Norbert Kolodzie   West Germany
E	1976	A. Broeckhuysen   Netherlands	Only one competitor
	1980	Jan Krauz   Poland	Walter Kessler   Switzerland	Andres Garcia   Spain
F	1976	Nitzan Atzmon   Israel	Heikki Miettinen   Finland	Gerhard Kolm   Austria
	1980	Gerhard Kolm   Austria	S. Ishii   Japan	Nitzan Atzmon   Israel
J1	1992 [5]	Arnold Boldt   Canada	Hans Santschi   Switzerland	Andreas Siegl   Austria
J2	1992	Zhao Ti   China	Alessandro Kuris   Italy	Michael Hackett   Australia
J4	1992	Zhao Xue   China	Shao Yang   China	Dana Jaster   United States
F42	2000 [6]	Hou Bin   China	Guo Wei Zhong   China	Gunther Belitz   Germany
	2004 [7]	Hou Bin   China	Guo Wei Zhong   China	Dennis Wliszczak   Austria
	2012 [8]	Iliesa Delana   Fiji	Girisha Nagarajegowda   India	Lukasz Mamczarz   Poland
F42-44	1996 [9]	Hou Bin   China	Alan Earle   Great Britain	Juergen Kern   Germany
F44/46	2004	Wu Yancong   China	Jeff Skiba   United States	Qui Hong Wang   China
	2008 [10]	Jeff Skiba   United States	Aaron Chatman   Australia	Chen Hongjie   China
F46	2000	Wu Yancong   China	Marlon Shirley   United States	David Roos   South Africa
	2012	Maciej Lepiato   Poland	Jeff Skiba   United States	Chen Hongjie   China
T42	2016 [11]	Mariyappan Thangavelu   India	Sam Grewe   United States	Bhati Varun Singh   India
T44	2016	Maciej Lepiato   Poland	Jonathan Broom-Edwards   Great Britain	Rafael Uribe   Venezuela
T47	2016	Roderick Townsend-Roberts   United States	Chen Hongjie   China	Aaron Chatman   Australia
	2020	Roderick Townsend-Roberts   United States	Nishad Kumar   India Dallas Wise   United States	No bronze medalist; tie for silver
T63	2020	Sam Grewe   United States	Mariyappan Thangavelu   India	Sharad Kumar   India
T64	2020	Jonathan Broom-Edwards   Great Britain	Praveen Kumar   India	Maciej Lepiato   Poland

Blind athletes

Class	Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze
B	1976	August Hofer   Austria	Richard Barnhart   United States	Martin Sallaert   Belgium
	1980	Hiromasa Matsui   Japan	August Hofer   Austria	W. Knorrs   West Germany
B1	1984	Italo Sacchetto   Italy	Stefan Bidzinski   Poland	Beat Camenzind   Switzerland
	1988	Italo Sacchetto   Italy	Hadi Abdulaziz   Indonesia	Yukio Minami   Japan
B2	1984	Stephane Saas   France	Rudy de Meersman   Belgium	Norbert Antlitz   West Germany
	1988	Vadim Kalmykov   Soviet Union	Norbert Antlitz   West Germany	Masanobi Horiuchi   Japan
	1992	Alejo Velez   Spain	Juan Carlos Prieto   Spain	Mohamad Khasseri Othman   Malaysia Akihito Motohashi   Japan
B3	1984	Yosef Olah   Hungary	Claudio Foresti   Italy	George Morris   United States Warren Lawton   Australia
	1988	Oleg Chepel   Soviet Union	Hiroaki Nakamura   Japan	Danny de Meersman   Belgium
	1992	Jonathan Orcutt   United States	Enest Bliey   United States	Olaf Mehlmann   Germany
F10-11	1996	Oleg Chepel   Belarus	Alejo Velez   Spain	Shigeo Yoshihara   Japan
F12	2000	Ruslan Sivitski   Belarus	Leszek Reut   Poland	Oleg Chepel   Belarus

Intellectually impaired athletes

Class	Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze
F20	2000	Wissam Ben Bahri   Tunisia	Parashos Stogiannidis   Greece	Hein Seyerling   South Africa

Women's medal summaries

See also: Defunct Paralympic field events

Class	Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze
A	1976 [12]	B. Stanger   Canada	Only one competitor
	1980 [13]	Joke van Rijswijk   Netherlands	Ilse Bohning   West Germany	Cheryl Hurd   Canada
Class A6	1984 [14]	Petra Buddelmeyer   West Germany	Julie Holley   United States	No bronze medalist
B	1976	G. Bloomfield   Canada	Only one competitor
	1980	Janet Rowley   United States	Lynelle Brantner   United States	Anna Ostapa   Canada
B1	1984	Catherine Welsby   Great Britain	Vera Kroes   Netherlands	Joke van Rijswijk   Netherlands
B2	1984	Janet Rowley   United States	Margaret Murphy   Australia	No bronze medalist
B3	1984	Melba Houghton   United States	Zhao Jihong   China	No bronze medalist
C	1980	Charmaine Cree   Australia	Only one competitor
D	1980	Sue Grimstead   Canada	Only one competitor
F20	2000 [15]	Lisa Llorens   Australia	Kazumi Sakai   Japan	Sirly Tiik   Estonia

See also

• Athletics at the Olympics
• High jump at the Olympics

References

1. "Paralympic Games 1976 Toronto Athletics". International Paralympic Committee. 17 May 2018.
2. "Paralympic Games 1980 Arnhem Athletics". International Paralympic Committee. 17 May 2018.
3. "Paralympic Games 1984 Stoke Mandeville/New York Athletics". International Paralympic Committee. 17 May 2018.
4. "Paralympic Games 1988 Seoul Athletics". International Paralympic Committee. 17 May 2018.
5. "Paralympic Games 1992 Barcelona Athletics". International Paralympic Committee. 17 May 2018.
6. "Paralympic Games 2000 Sydney Athletics". International Paralympic Committee. 17 May 2018.
7. "Paralympic Games 2004 Athens Athletics". International Paralympic Committee. 17 May 2018.
8. "Paralympic Games 2012 London Athletics". International Paralympic Committee. 17 May 2018.
9. "Paralympic Games 1996 Atlanta Athletics". International Paralympic Committee. 17 May 2018.
10. "Paralympic Games 2008 Beijing Athletics - High Jump". International Paralympic Committee. 17 May 2018.
11. "Paralympic Games 2016 Rio de Janeiro Athletics". International Paralympic Committee. 17 May 2018.
12. "Paralympic Games 1976 Toronto Athletics". International Paralympic Committee. 17 May 2018.
13. "Paralympic Games 1980 Arnhem Athletics". International Paralympic Committee. 17 May 2018.
14. "Paralympic Games 1984 Stoke Mandeville/New York Athletics". International Paralympic Committee. 17 May 2018.
15. "Paralympic Games 2000 Sydney Athletics". International Paralympic Committee. 17 May 2018.