WATCH: Anna Hall shares a glimpse of her victorious performance in the heptathlon at the 2024 Olympic Track and Field Trials

Anna Hall recently shared a glimpse of her Paris Olympic qualifying performance at the 2024 Olympic Track and Field Trials, held at the Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon. Hall dominated the heptathlon event to secure a berth for the 2024 Paris Games.

The two-time World Championships medalist scored a whopping 6614 points to defeat Chari Hawkins and Taliyah Brooks, who collected 6456 and 6408 points, respectively. Days after her victorious performance, Hall shared a video, a collage of moments during the Trials in Eugene.

In the video, the 23-year-old could be seen grooving to music in her hotel room before the start of the event. Hall further shared a screenshot of her family chat group, receiving encouraging messages. Hall was seen attending her recovery sessions diligently between the events.

The American heptathlete's family was present in Eugene to show their support and were seen rooting for her from the stands. Hall shared the moment before the commencement of Day 2 of the events, when she was anxious but went on to clinch the Olympic spot.

The video ends with Hall sharing an emotional hug with the family on making the team and captioning the part,

"We did it."

She shared the video of the glimpses, expressing her gratitude toward her family and fans.

"Bts of my Olympic trials heptathlon," she wrote.

"Endlessly thankful for my support system & can’t wait to do it all again in Paris soon 💃🏽 & I have an absolute SQUAD coming to cheer 🥹🫶🏽"

"My Olympic journey has been really, really hard," - Anna Hall reflects on her challenge-ridden quest

Anna Hall celebrates after finishing second in the Women's 800m Heptathlon final during the World Athletics Championships 2023 in Budapest, Hungary.

After her recent feat in Eugene, Anna Hall reflected on her arduous journey to the Olympics. At the 2021 U.S. Olympic Trials, she hit the eighth hurdle in the 100m hurdles event and suffered a major injury to her navicular bone on her left foot, crushing her Olympic dream.

Further, before the 2023 WAC she sustained a major injury during a training session. However, she went ahead to secure a silver medal in Budapest. Reflecting on her injury-ridden journey, she spoke to Olympics.com, stating her joy after punching a ticket to Paris.

"I've wanted this for so long and my Olympic journey has been really, really hard," said Hall. "2021 was absolutely devastating. It's just been a lot of adversity and a lot of doubt. And so, just the relief... Like, we finally made it. I'm just really thankful."

"I just really tapped into my self-belief again. I had to tap into the competitor that I am. And I kept telling myself that [I'm] one of the toughest competitors out here, so act like it."

Anna Hall will compete against the 2023 WAC gold medalist Katarina Johnson-Thompson at the 2024 Paris Olympics, among other athletes.