New multi-events queen: Anna Hall shatters personal records to become second-best heptathlete of all time
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Two-time world championships medallist Anna Hall has risen as the new queen of multi-events after comfortably winning the heptathlon event with a remarkable 7032 points at the 2025 Hypo meeting Gotzis in Austria.
The talented versatile American athlete dominated all events at the two-day meeting, smashing her previous Personal Best (PB) of 6988 points with the new mark to tie as the second fastest in heptathlon history.
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In addition, Hall became only the fifth woman in history to break the 7000-points barrier, tying Carolina Kluft for 2nd all-time and behind the legendary Jackie Joyner-Kersee's 7291 points.
🇺🇸Anna Hall tied for second in WORLD HISTORY scoring 7032 points in the Hypomeeting Gotzis heptathlon! pic.twitter.com/G3A6Bvvf9J
— Travis Miller (@travismillerx13) June 1, 2025
The 24-year-old closed out her heptathlon with a 2:01.23 PB in the 800m (a new World Best) to score 7032 total points.
Running 2:01.23 for 800m after 6 events! Woooooow! Anna Hall ladies and gentlemen! https://t.co/KV2h2Jey9U
— Track and Field All Day (@athleticsregion) June 1, 2025
Here are her events and points breakdown:
100m Hurdles – 13.19s (1096 points)
High Jump – 1.95m (1171 points & PB)
Shot Put – 14.86m (852 points & PB)
200m – 23.37s (1042 points)
Long Jump – 6.44m (988 points)
Javelin Throw – 46.16m (786 points & PB)
800m – 2:01.23 (1097 points & WB)
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Hall's career highlights include: Silver medal in the heptathlon at the 2023 World Championships and bronze medal at the 2022 World Championships. She is the North American indoor record holder for the pentathlon.
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