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While the NLL’s recent combined league-wide home attendance averages have been some of the lowest ever recorded (2022-2026 league averages have all ranked somewhere in the bottom eight all-time), Banditland has registered the two highest individual team home attendance averages in league history over the past two seasons.

Most Buffalo Bandits full-season averages since the pandemic rank exceptionally high. The only other team with averages since 2022 that crack the all-time Top 100 highest are the Calgary Roughnecks. 

Of the 25 highest single-season home averages ever, all have happened in either Buffalo, Denver, Toronto, or Philadelphia. 

HIGHEST ALL-TIME HOME GAME ATTENDANCE AVG. 

Year Team (Home Games) Avg. 

2025 Buffalo (9) 18,471
2026 Buffalo (9) 18,290
2009 Buffalo (8) 17,948
2004 Colorado (8) 17,618
1997 Buffalo (5) 17,533
2008 Colorado (8) 17,465
2005 Toronto (8) 17,123
2011 Buffalo (8) 17,096
2005 Colorado (8) 17,036
2024 Buffalo (9) 16,974
2004 Toronto (8) 16,907
2007 Colorado (8) 16,795
2003 Toronto (8) 16,733
1995 Philadelphia (4) 16,706
2010 Buffalo (8) 16,605
2006 Colorado (8) 16,543
2006 Toronto (8) 16,538
2003 Colorado (8) 16,488
2009 Colorado (8) 16,475
1993 Buffalo (4) 16,325
1993 Philadelphia (4) 16,314
1990 Philadelphia (4) 16,298
1994 Buffalo (4) 16,284
1999 Philadelphia (6) 16,040
2012 Buffalo (8) 15,918

LOWESET ALL-TIME HOME GAME ATTENDANCE AVG. 

2000 Syracuse (6) 2,660
2024 Panther City* (9) 2,704
1996 Charlotte (5) 2,760
2023 Panther City* (9) 2,813
2008 San Jose (8) 3,060
2003 Columbus (8) 3,138
2017 Vancouver (9) 3,207
2001 Washington (7) 3,269
2002 Washington (9) 3,296
2002 Albany (8) 3,508
2018 Vancouver (9) 3,508
2014 Vancouver (9) 3,590
2023 Albany (9) 3,610
2003 Albany (8) 3,689
2015 Vancouver (9) 3,734
2016 New England*** (9) 3,751
2016 Vancouver (9) 3,759
2012 Washington** (8) 3,903
2015 New England*** (9) 3,915
2010 Washington** (8) 3,945
2017 Georgia (9) 3,951
2024 Albany (9) 3,963
2009 San Jose (8) 4,130
2011 Washington** (8) 4,132
2022 Rochester (9) 4,153

*Fort Worth, Texas
**Everett, Washington
***Uncasville, Connecticut

Source: NLLStats.com
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Five-time champion. Defensive Player of the Year. One of the most dependable defenders of his generation. And now, an @NLL Hall of Famer. 🏆

Across 17 seasons, Sandy Chapman built his legacy on toughness, consistency and a team-first mentality. He captured five NLL championships, earned 2010 Defensive Player of the Year and First Team All-Pro honors, and finished his career with 252 games played and more than 1,000 loose-ball recoveries. 

His impact went far beyond the stat sheet.

Join us as we celebrate Sandy Chapman and a career built on winning at the 2026 NLL Hall of Fame. 👏🥍
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A champion. A gritty competitor. “No Mercy.” And now, an @NLL Hall of Famer.

For 17 seasons, Mike Accursi made his mark as a relentless two-way forward, recording 827 points and helping capture four NLL championships throughout his incredible career.

Join us as we celebrate Mike and a legacy built on toughness, leadership and winning at the 2026 @NLL Hall of Fame Ceremony.

Congratulations, Mike!

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A champion. An MVP. A leader. And now, an @nll Hall of Famer.

Join us as we celebrate the incredible career of Dangerous Dan Dawson and one of the game’s all-time greats at this weekend’s 2026 @NLL Hall of Fame Ceremony.

Congratulations Daws, on a legacy forever etched in lacrosse history.

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