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Terry Miller has achieved all of his goals with the Cherokee Trail girls volleyball program since he began it when the school opened in 2003 — including winning a Class 5A state championship — but he’s ready to “give it back” as he will retire from teaching and coaching at the end of the current school year thanks to an early retirement offer. Miller and his final team, a senior-loaded group that currently shares the Centennial League lead, has plans for a big finish.
