Major League Lacrosse
Attendance
Since 2006, overall league attendance has varied between 3,800 and 6,500 per game, peaking in 2011 and steadily decreasing to an all-time low in 2018.

Major League Lacrosse

Section Title: Attendance
Table Section Text: Since 2006, overall league attendance has varied between 3,800 and 6,500 per game, peaking in 2011 and steadily decreasing to an all-time low in 2018.

Season	Teams	Average attendance	High average	High Team	Low average	Low Team	Ref

2006	10	4,295	11,634	Denver	2,202	Chicago

2007	10	4,429	10,592	Denver	2,243	Chicago

2008	10	4,515	10,853	Denver	1,920	New Jersey

2009	6	5,557	10,127	Denver	2,569	Chicago

2010	6	5,278	10,778	Denver	2,729	Toronto

2011	6	6,417	12,331	Denver	1,214	Hamilton

2012	8	5,609	9,648	Boston	1,838	Hamilton

2013	8	5,069	9,466	Denver	1,991	Rochester

2014	8	4,759	10,383	Denver	1,204	Florida

2015	8	4,384	9,502	Denver	1,187	Rochester

2016	9	4,268	9,390	Denver	1,456	Rochester

2017	9	3,844	9,212	Denver	1,586	Charlotte

2018	9	3,619	7,758	Denver	1,364	Charlotte

Sentence(s)

In 2011, Denver averaged 12,331 people per game, while Hamilton averaged 1,214 people per game.
Denver lead the league drawing 12,331 people per game in 2011, while Hamilton had 1,214 people per game.
Denver lead the Major League Lacrosse with 12,331 fans per game in 2011, while Hamilton had 1,214 people per game.

final_sentence: In 2011, Denver averaged 12,331 people per game, while Hamilton averaged 1,214 people per game.
final_sentence: Denver lead the league drawing 12,331 people per game in 2011, while Hamilton had 1,214 people per game.
final_sentence: Denver lead the Major League Lacrosse with 12,331 fans per game in 2011, while Hamilton had 1,214 people per game.