Craig is naturally a wing player but due to his Team Final Red teams lack of true size he gets shifted over to play the forward spot. He found ways to rebound the basketball. Craig uses his quickness to out run slower forwards up and down the floor. He chipped in a ton of high percentage looks and is a threat to be on the move in the half-court as an off-ball slasher. Craig is a switchable defender.

Craig has guard skills but can also defend multiple positions, making him a solid wing prospect. He has 3-level scoring ability as Nike can knock down mid-range and 3-point jumpers confidently. The left-handed Craig has shown to be able to both play make and be a slasher. As he continues to get more touches as a sophomore for Trinity, Nike is going to develop all around and have the Shamrocks in contention for another District 3 3A championship.

Guard: This long and hardnosed prospect made a name for himself with standout performances for Sideline Cancer at the MHC Philly Clash as well as the MHC DMV Live event. Craig can score at all three levels and one item that jumps out about his skill set is his ability to absorb contact while finishing at the rim. The combination of his solid frame and tenacity allows Craig to score with defenders hanging all over him. Craig can also pop jumpers from the baseline, elbows and beyond the arc. This lefty uses his accurate 3-point shot to set up his dribble pull-up game. Craig’s nifty open court handles are an underrated part of his skill set.    

Craig provided a spark with his all around activity on either end of the floor. He was able to showcase his feel for the game finding others for scoring chances of their own. He was active on the glass finding ways to collect boards. Craig showed that he could fill the lane. He found different ways to put the ball in the basket. He is a tad in-between positions which can make him a viable plug and play option. He showed off his ability to slash to the bucket. He also got to the foul line.