Weekly update on former Tiger standouts

Shawn Estes, P, San Diego Padres: Estes was called up from Triple-A Portland last week and pitched 1.2 innings against Atlanta, striking out two and not allowing an earned run. He picked up his 100th career win Tuesday night against the Cubs in his first start in two years.

Bryan Miller, sr., OF, Troy University: Miller was named the Sun Belt Conference player of the week for the second consecutive week. He ran his hitting streak to 15 games and batted .667 over four games last week. He scored six runs, had three doubles and homered three times in the four games, driving in nine runs.

Chris Honer, jr., P, Point Loma: Point Loma lost two games in the regional playoffs to end its season.

Phil Mannelly, fr., IF, Feather River: Feather River took two of three from Merced to advance to the Super Regional tournament. Mannelly went 2-for-4 with two RBIs in a 5-4 win during the series.

Cory Eilers, fr., DH, Feather River: Did not play last week.

Roman Davis, Rfr., C, Feather River: Did not play last week.

Niko Saladis, fr., RF, Feather River: Saladis went 1-for-3 in a 5-4 win and hit his first career home run, going 3-for-4 with three RBIs in a 7-5 win to take the series. He also doubled and tripled in the game.

Ryan Laing, fr., 1B, Pratt College (Kansas): Season over.

Chris Balcom-Miller, fr., P/IF, West Valley College: West Valley finished 24-1 in conference play and 35-8 overall. Miller is batting .214 with five doubles and 23 RBIs.

Kristy Olsen, sr., 3B/OF, Iowa State: The Cyclones topped Baylor in the first round of the Big 12 tournament and then lost to nationally-ranked Texas A&M, bringing an end to the season.

Brittany Puzey, jr., OF, Nevada: The Wolf Pack earned a No. 2 seed heading into the NCAA Regional Tournament this weekend, where Nevada will take on Purdue at UCLA Friday.

Nevada advanced to the WAC tournament championship over the weekend before losing to Louisiana Tech.

Kayla Dunn, jr., P/IF, Utah State: Stats not available.

Ryan Bertucci, soph., Chico State: Stats not available.

Skylar Young, fr., Chico State: Red-shirting.