Buffalo Bandits

The Buffalo Bandits are a professional box lacrosse team competing in the National Lacrosse League, representing Buffalo, New York since their founding in 1992. As one of the league's charter franchises, the Bandits have built a reputation as one of indoor lacrosse's most storied and successful organizations, developing a passionate, loyal fan base known for creating one of the loudest and most electric atmospheres in the sport.

Playing their fast-paced, physical brand of box lacrosse, the Bandits have consistently been one of the NLL's most competitive franchises over their decades-long history, drawing large crowds that pack the arena for every home game. Their games are known for high-scoring action, intense physicality, and a game-day presentation that blends sport with high-energy entertainment, making them a cornerstone of Buffalo's sports culture.

Beyond the on-court product, the Bandits have cultivated a deep connection with the Buffalo community, becoming a point of civic pride alongside the city's NFL and NHL franchises. Their long tenure in the league and sustained competitiveness have made them a fixture of indoor lacrosse and a must-see experience for sports fans in Western New York.