AIC Yellow Jackets logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG AIC Yellow Jackets Logo PNG The name “American International Yellow Jackets” refers to over 20 teams representing American International College located in Springfield, Massachusetts.
- Meaning and history 2001 – 2008 The badge, designed for the American International College Yellow Jackets in 2001, hasn’t changed much by today.
- The wasp was drawn in bold smooth lines of a dark yellow and black color palette, with white wings, gloves, and shoes, as well as the bold white sans-serif “AIC” lettering in the black jersey of Rex the Wasp.
- 2009 – Today Since at least 2001, the American International Yellow Jackets logo has featured the wasp mascot, Rex.
- Rex has always been running, and its sting has been pretty visible.
- In 2009, the shape of the sting and the stripes was slightly modified.
- As the result of a more recent update, the sting has been moved backward, while the wasp put on black shorts.
- The choice of colors featured on the AIC Yellow Jackets logo – black, white, and gold – fits the wasp theme perfectly.
- AIC Yellow Jackets hockey A member of Atlantic Hockey, the men’s ice hockey team plays at the MassMutual Center in Springfield, Massachusetts.
- Its first season was in 1948/49.
- The team’s head coach is Eric Lang (as of 2019).
- The hockey team has a separate logo, where the wasp mascot is depicted holding a hockey stick.
- AIC Yellow Jackets football The school began competing in football in the 1933-34 academic season.
- The team is proud of its NCAA appearances in 2008 and 2013.
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