Career Statistics (Through 2019-20 Season)

2019-20: Posted a 14-5 in singles play, playing primarily at No. 5 singles…Went 9-0 in singles matches during NACC play, helping team to another NACC Regular Season Championship…Went 16-4 in doubles play, including 8-1 in NACC matches…Played several matches at both No. 2 and No. 3 doubles…Finished career with 111 victories, fifth all-time in Eagles history…Final spring season was cut short due to COVID-19…Won six-straight singles matches from September 28 through February 29…Won five-straight doubles matches on two separate occasions, including opening season with five-straight wins from August 31 through September 7…Posted a 51-41 career singles record and a 60-40 doubles record.

2018-19: Named to the All-NACC Singles and Doubles Teams for the third-straight season...Finished 16-6 in singles play (No. 2 through 4 spots)...Went 17-9 in doubles play (primarily No. 2)...Went 6-0 in singles play in NACC matches...Partnered with Kai Heineman for a 5-1 record in doubles play in NACC matches...Posted two seven-plus match winning streaks in singles play and won 15-of-16 from September 8 through April 14...Twice won five-straight doubles matches throughout the season...Now owns 81 career wins (37 singles, 44 doubles), which ranks 13th all-time in Eagles history. 

2017-18: Named to the All-NACC Singles and Doubles Teams for the second-straight season... Finished 12-12 in singles (No. 3 spot) and 13-11 in doubles (No. 2)... Her 11 No. 2 doubles wins was second in the conference... Was second on the team with 25 combined wins... In conference play, posted a 6-1 singles record and 8-1 doubles mark... She earned all six of her NACC singles wins in straight sets and dropped her only singles match, 6-4, 6-2, against NACC champion, Concordia Wisconsin, who she also lost her only doubles match by the slim margin of 9-7... Picard led the team with three wins in the NACC Tournament: two easy wins against MSOE in the NACC Semifinals and an 8-5 doubles win in NACC Championship over the Falcons with partner Marissa Wilson.

2016-17: Named to All-NACC Singles and Doubles Teams, along with being named NACC Freshman of the Year... Along with primary partner, Alyssa Carew, they were the only two freshmen in the NACC to be named all conference on both singles and doubles teams... Finished with a 9-16 singles and 14-16 doubles record... Went 6-3 during NACC singles play as the primary No. 1 player and 6-3 during conference doubles play with Carew... Won her last four doubles matches with partner Jaclyn Swift, including wins over Alverno and Concordia Wisconsin in the NACC tournament semifinals and championship, respectively.

High School: Played for Wauwatosa West and won Woodland Conference doubles championship her senior season as Team MVP and Team Captain... Named First Team All-Conference twice, including senior year... Four-time Woodland Conference team tournament champion, two-time Woodland dual season champion... Doubles specialist posted records of 22-4, 19-10, 19-9, and 14-17, respectively...  Two-time WHTSCA Academic All-State team... Qualified for the WIAA State Tournament... Has also won Wauwatosa West Coaches Award and All-Conference Honorable Mention her junior year.

Personal: Daughter of Mark and Mary Picard... Member of National Honor Society, was on the Honor Roll all eight semesters, and graduated with honors... Involved in French Club, journalism, and volunteered in various activities that included ALS Walk, Relay for Life, and multiple blood drives... Has a cottage in Eagle River that's been in the family since 1900, donated her hair five times totaling 50 inches for children with cancer, and is a huge Green Bay Packers fan.

Why Edgewood College?: "I chose Edgewood College because I felt so comfortable on the campus and it has the good balance for me between academics and athletics. Madison is a great city and a perfect distance from home (about 1.5 hrs). Edgewood also has the unique characteristic of small class sizes with the large city right outside of campus."