Craig and the sixth-ranked Griffins (1-1, 0-0 G-MAC) from Seton Hill collected their first win of the spring against Mercy.
The 6-5 Canadian long-stick midfielder Craig had his fingerprints all over SHU’s victory with nine groundballs, an assist and a caused turnover. He assisted a Jack Miller score that pulled both teams even at 4-4 with 2:28 left in the first half.
Seton Hill debuted the spring against defending NCAA runner-up and No. 2-ranked Limestone last week. The Griffins rose from ninth to sixth in a pair of men’s lacrosse national polls.