The team drew over 14,000 fans — a record for an NLL preseason game very common for NHL ownership in the league.

Forward Craig Conn and defenseman Ryan Cousins were named reserves for the East Division All-Star Team at the 2005 NLL All Star Game.

[3] As a promotional stunt for the 2007 season opener, local sports newscaster Eric Perkins signed a one-game contract to play for the Swarm.

Commercials were aired on NBC showing Perkins at a news conference taunting the Chicago Shamrox.

[4][5] In Week 7 of the 2008 NLL season, the Swarm established a league record by running up a 12–0 lead before the New York Titans broke their scoreless streak in the third quarter of the contest.

The Swarm finished the 2010 season with a 5–11 record, and advanced to the postseason where it fell 14–10 to the eventual NLL Champion Washington Stealth in the first round of the playoffs.

During the 2010 season, Minnesota had three of the league's Top 10 scorers in Callum Crawford, Aaron Wilson, and Ryan Benesch.

Representing the Swarm in the Western Division All-Star game, Ryan Benesch and Nick Patterson were selected as starters for the team and Callum Crawford and Andrew Watt were named as reserves.

Announced in a press release, Arlotta stated that, "The sport of lacrosse is growing at a rapid pace in Georgia and we're thrilled to bring the fastest game on two feet at the professional level to the arena at Gwinnett Center."