SENIOR (2024-25): Picardi was able to play in six matches before an injury forced a red-shirted season. Not before she posted a 3-2 singles record, and a 5-0 doubles record. Her top singles win came over the #37 singles player from #6 Middle Georgia State, a match Southeastern won 6-4, 6-3. She finished her season ranked #21 with Alessia Ciampi in doubles play, never going into extras in any doubles victory. She continued her academic excellence despite a shortened athletic season, earning Sun Conference All-Academic and NAIA Daktronic Scholar-Athlete.

JUNIOR (2024): Picardi ran line one in singles and flight one and two of doubles for Southeastern. She topped off her season in singles ranked 20th with a 6-10 record and two ranked wins including a 6-2, 3-6, 7-6(7-2) win over #16 Mbali Langa from #5 Xavier University (La.). In doubles she played a match each with Ingrid Montserrat and Isabella Forcella, and the majority of her matches were with Simone Simas. Her and Simas turned in a 11-5 record, finishing off the season ranked 37th with an impressive 6-1 win over the #12 DII doubles team from #10 Embry-Riddle. Her season was laden with accolades, her play garnered her NAIA Second-Team All-American, ITA NAIA Singles All-American, and First-Team All-Sun Conference. Academically, she was named CSC Academic All-America, CSC Academic All-District, Daktronics Scholar-Athlete, and Sun Conference All-Academic.