‘Hard to kill’ Spike Dogs blaze way to Final Four

  • The Morgan County volleyball team takes a photo after beating Pike County on Tuesday, pointing at senior Camryn Scherer, who wears the No. 4, signaling they’re moving on to the semifinals. CHARLES JORDAN/Staff
    The Morgan County volleyball team takes a photo after beating Pike County on Tuesday, pointing at senior Camryn Scherer, who wears the No. 4, signaling they’re moving on to the semifinals. CHARLES JORDAN/Staff
  • Morgan County's Graycen Cawthon (10) gets set to serve in a match against Pike County on Tuesday. CHARLES JORDAN/Staff
    Morgan County's Graycen Cawthon (10) gets set to serve in a match against Pike County on Tuesday. CHARLES JORDAN/Staff
    The Morgan County volleyball team returns to a familiar spot in the postseason after beating Pike County on Tuesday.The No. 1 seed Spike Dogs (31-12) easily defeated the No. 8 Lady Pirates in straight sets, moving on to the Final Four round of the Class AA state playoffs. This marks their fourth semifinal appearance in six years.Morgan County has faced tough times this season, wit...

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