GRADUATE (2025-26): Picardi wrapped up her incredible career as one of the best Fire Women's Tennis players in program history. Finishing in the top three of each Wins category in career history. She concluded her season with a 10-6 singles record, ranking at No. 22, and a 7-8 doubles record with Alessia Ciampi. In the Fire's season opening 4-1 win over No. 5 William Carey, she secured the Fire's greatest single win with a 6-4, 6-1 win over No. 3 Victoria Vieten. Her play earned her third First-Team All-Sun Conference selection. And she was also recognized off the court and in the classroom with Sun Conference All-Academic, and NAIA Daktronic Scholar-Athlete honors.

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 (2023-24): 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.