A four-year performer from Virginia Beach, Virginia, Cornell recently concluded                    her career on Rocky Top. A distance specialist, Cornell competed during all                    three facets of the season: cross country, indoor track, and outdoor track. In                    2014-15, she competed in three cross country races, setting a new career-best                    6K time at the NCAA South Regional and during the outdoor seasons she recorded                    a new PR of 2:23.90 in the 800 meters. At season's end, she was named the                    Tennessee Track & Field Women's Scholar Athlete of the Year.                
                                    Searcy spent five seasons in the Major Leagues following the conclusion of his                    playing career at the University of Tennessee. He pitched at UT from 1983-85,                    going 3-1 with a 2.60 ERA as a freshman. The Knoxville native would go on to be                    drafted by the Detroit Tigers in the third round of 1985 MLB Draft and he made                    his pro debut on Aug. 29, 1988. Searcy would pitch four seasons for the Tigers                    before being traded to the Philadelphia Phillies. Primarily a reliever, Searcy                    finished his MLB career with six wins, a 5.68 ERA, and over 187.0 innings                    pitched.                
                                    Happy birthday Lizzie and Steve!                
                                                     
            





