A family filed requests Tuesday for a federal judge to find three defendants in default for failing to respond to a lawsuit involving allegations of hazing at an Ursuline High School football camp.

Attorneys for the plaintiffs, who are identified only as Jane Doe and her children, filed the requests in the U.S. District Court. The filings concern C.C., a student, along with Christopher and Gina Crilley.

The lawsuit claims that a student athlete was attacked in a hotel room during a 2025 football camp trip to Alabama. According to court records, the student was held by the throat and subjected to a sexual assault that was recorded and shared on social media. The school has denied liability for the alleged incident.

The family’s lawyers stated that the three defendants were served with the complaint but missed a December 17th deadline to file a formal response. The plaintiffs are now asking the court to find those defendants liable for several claims, including hazing and assault.

In a separate filing on Tuesday, the family asked to dismiss claims against the father of another student. Attorneys said they could not locate or identify the man despite using a private investigator.

Also on Tuesday, several of those involved in the case participated in a four-hour telephone conference with a federal magistrate judge to discuss a future mediation session.

The legal team for the family has requested an additional 60 days to provide evidence regarding the financial damages they are seeking.