• "Buffalo Lacrosse" Premium Polo
  • Black (65% cotton, 35% polyester)
    Black (65% cotton, 35% polyester)
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"Buffalo Lacrosse" Premium Polo

"Buffalo Lacrosse" Premium Polo

$39.99 USD
$39.99 USD
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SIZE GUIDE (inches)
Embroidered on Port Authority K500

  Body Length at Back Chest Width Sleeve Length from Center Back
S 29 20 ½ 20
M 30 21 ½ 20 ¾
L 31 23 ½ 21
XL 32 25 ½ 22
2XL 33 27 ½ 22 ½
3XL 33 ½ 28 ½ 23
4XL 34 30 23 ½
5XL 34 ½ 31 ½ 24

"Body Length at Back" measured from high point shoulder to finished hem at back.
"Chest Width" measured across the chest one inch below armhole when laid flat.
"Sleeve Length from Center Back" measured from center back neck to shoulder point to sleeve hem.

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  • The Need

    Bella and Eli McIntyre

    The McIntyres are a family of 5. Their two youngest children have Spinal Muscular Atrophy, a genetic neuromuscular disease that causes muscles to become weak and waste away. People with SMA lose a specific type of nerve cord (called motor neurons) that control muscle movement. Without these motor neurons, muscles don't receive signals that make muscles move.

    Both Bella And Eli were diagnosed with SMA in the first few days of their lives. They both received a treatment called Zolgensma, which is a gene therapy. This is not a cure and the results vary by individual. Both Bella and Eli have shown signs of progression since their treatments, but as they have gotten older their bodies have started to slow down and stop progression. As the SMA effects get worse they both have had numerous struggles and the hospital visits increase dramatically. Bella recently underwent a multi month stay on life support and now has a permanent tracheostomy. Both Eli and Bella have been in and out of the hospital about 8 months out of 2025, which has made it almost impossible for their parents to work or have any income.

    Funds raised in this campaign will help support the McIntyres financially during this time.