Zaun Wins Arbitration as Holt Loses bid
Major League arbitration results show Gregg Zaun of Kansas City winning a raise to 1.15 million from 665,000, while Chris Holt of Houston is denied his 2.3 million request and given 1.85 million. Sean Casey becomes first to face two female arbitrators, with a .315 season and 20 homers cited. Luis Castillo signs for 2.2 million after a .334 club record season with 62 steals. Rick White settles at 1.15 million for the Mets. Additional deals include Albie Lopez at 2.975 million and Scott Sullivan at 6.95 million over three years.
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Cavaliers Fall to NC State as Turnovers Sink Virginia
Virginia, ranked high for the first time since 1983, committed 22 turnovers and struggled inside against NC State on January 2, 1999. Donald Hand led Virginia with 29 points, but center Travis Watson fouled out with 7:58 left as NC State built a 58-40 lead. Damien Wilkins added 21 for the Wolfpack, while Virginia fought back late but could not close the gap.
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Tech Women Fall To UConn In Zone Battle
Tech coach Henrickson vows regroup after a devastating loss as UConn shoots well from long range and Tech suffers its worst defeat since Henrickson took over. Senior Amy Wetzel and Williams stress moving on and sticking together despite the setback.
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Princeton Ninth-Grade Tigers Narrowly Edge Eastern Greenbrier
Princeton ninth graders led by Biu Wills with 14 points edged Eastern Greenbrier 46-45 on Wednesday. The Tigers, now 12-5, face Bluefield on Monday and Oak Hill at home Thursday to finish the regular season.
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