SOPHOMORE (2025-26): If you thought the freshman stint was impressive, try the sophomore round. Parigi went undefeated in singles, 8-0, and 9-4 in doubles. Ranking as high as No. 34 in singles, and No. 43 with Isabella Bolivar Garces in doubles. Her most noted win came in the Fire's first ever win over No. 1 Keiser, as she defeated No. 33 Lena Couto 5-7, 6-0, 6-3, and the Fire went on to win 4-3. Another impressive result came in the Fire's 4-0 win over No. 7 SCAD-Savannah where she hammered No. 39 Adeline Flanagan 6-1, 6-0. Her results from the week with the win over Keiser resulted in her earning her first career Sun Conference Player of the Week, which then turned into NAIA women's Tennis Player of the Week honors. Her season long play helped lead the Fire to their first ever Sun Conference Regular Season Title, and Sun Conference Tournament one-seed, and her selection as Second-Team All-Sun Conference. She was also excellent academically as she earned Sun Conference All-Academic and NAIA Daktronic Scholar-Athlete.

FRESHMAN (2024-25): Parigi defined excellence in her first collegiate season, playing every singles line but six, and playing every doubles flight. Her 15-2 singles record featured a 13 game win streak, and a ranking as high as #61 in the NAIA. With Isabella Bolivar Garces, they ranked as high as #24 in the NAIA in doubles, most notably turning in a 6-2 win over the #29 doubles team from #6 Middle Georgia State. Her standout start to her career was rewarded with, NAIA Third-Team All-American and First-Team All-Sun Conference.

PERSONAL: Daughter of Fabio.