Spallina, Dwan Removed From Syracuse Lawsuit; Toguri Added
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Spallina, Dwan Removed From Syracuse Lawsuit; Toguri Added

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Joey Spallina and Billy Dwan III are no longer plaintiffs in a lawsuit seeking an injunction related to their status at Syracuse University. An amended complaint will be filed removing them as parties and adding Aaron Toguri, a lacrosse player from Jacksonville.

The pair, Spallina and Dwan, have been removed from the legal action that originally sought an injunction and return to Syracuse, according to sources who spoke with Inside Lacrosse. The specifics of why Spallina and Dwan are no longer part of the suit were not detailed in the report.

The amended complaint will include Aaron Toguri, a lacrosse player currently at Jacksonville University. The reason for adding Toguri to the lawsuit was also not specified by sources. The original purpose of the lawsuit remains focused on seeking an injunction and potentially regaining eligibility or status within the Syracuse lacrosse program.

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