All the Warren County High School volleyball team needed was a week at home to get back to its winning ways.The Lady Pioneers won their third straight match at home Thursday, defeating the Grundy County Lady Jackets 25-16, 25-20 and 25-15.The win improved Warren County to 12-6 overall and moved the Lady Pioneers further away from a rough 1-3 weekend in Chattanooga.Coach Franklin Fisher attributed his team’s win Thursday to the Lady Pioneers’ ability to contain Grundy County’s main offensive weapon.“Grundy County is much improved and their middle hitter is very good,” said Fisher. “Caroline and Megan kept their middle suppressed lining up across their big hitter.” Caroline McKinley and Megan Dishman each had 10 kills from their middle-hitter positions.