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Frangipani was born in Pisa but grew up in Bolzano from the age of five,[1][2] she left athletics at the age of eleven.[2] At the age of 18 she accepted an invitation from the Villorba women's team to join the Treviso club, which also meant changing schools for her last year of high school.
Rugby career
In her Serie A debut season for Villorba where they reached the championship final, she started in the match in which her side was beaten by Valsugana. She made her international debut for Italy against France in Grenoble during the 2022 Six Nations.[1][2]
In 2023, they reached the championship final, but once again lost to Valsugana. Frangipani also featured for the national side at the inaugural 2023 WXV 2 tournament.[3]
In 2024 and 2025, she was part of the Villorba side that managed to win two consecutive titles against Valsugana in the final.[1]
