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Niki Palli
Niki Palli is an Israeli high jumper who competed for Israel at the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing.
born 1987High jumpIsraeli junior high jump record2006 World Junior Championships silver

- Born
- 28 May 1987, Moldova
- Occupation
- athletics competitor
Niki Palli was born in 1987 in Moldova
Nikita "Niki" Palli was born on 28 May 1987 in Moldova. At age 8 he moved to Israel with his mother, who was a foreign worker. He became an Israeli citizen in 2005.
Palli competes for Maccabi Haifa Carmel. In 2005 he raised his own mark from 2.09 to 2.25 meters, won the Israeli title and took bronze at the European Junior Championships. On 12 July 2006 he jumped 2.30 meters in Tel Aviv, which set the Israeli junior record.
In 2006 he finished sixth at the European Championships in Gothenburg and won silver at the World Junior Championships in Beijing with 2.29 meters. At the 2008 Beijing Olympics he finished 21st and was out in the qualifying round. He won the Israeli championship 6 times.
After an injury he almost stopped training and worked in a factory. In 2013 he started a crowdfunding campaign on Headstart and returned to competition. In 2017 he shared the silver medal at the Maccabiah Games.
Niki Palli's life in 7 milestones
- 1987
Born in Moldova.
- 2005
Became an Israeli citizen and won the Israeli high jump title.
- 2006
Jumped 2.30 meters, an Israeli junior record.
- 2006
Won silver at the World Junior Championships in Beijing.
- 2008
Competed at the Beijing Olympics.
- 2013
Launched a crowdfunding campaign to resume training.
- 2017
Shared the silver medal at the Maccabiah Games.
These 6 people share a field, a unit or a party with Niki Palli
- Osama Khalailaborn 1998Striker for Bnei SakhninSports
Hanna Knyazyeva-Minenkoborn 19892015 World Championships triple jump silverSports- Lonah Chemtai Salpeterborn 19882018 European 10,000 metres titleSports
Marharyta Dorozhonborn 1987Israeli javelin recordSports
Gashau Ayaleborn 19962022 European marathon bronze medalSportsDanielle Frenkelborn 1987First Israeli woman over 1.90 metersSports
Based on English Wikipedia, Niki Palli and Hebrew Wikipedia, ניקי פאלי, under CC BY-SA 4.0. The facts are Wikidata's.
Photograph: יסמין at Hebrew Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 3.0