Bowie BaySox logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Meaning and history While the history of the team goes back to 1987 when it started playing as the Williamsport Bills, the current name was chosen during the “Name-the-Team” contest in 1993.
- It was a bold stylized inscription with the club’s name, placed on two schematic waves in light turquoise color.
- The wordmark was executed in bold black uppercase letters, with the white and orange sail overlapping the “A” and a baseball in the same palette replacing the “O”.
- The whole composition was placed on a white background and outlined in a thin orange frame, which was repeating the contours of the badge.
- In the center of the medallion, there was a fancy bold orange letter “B” sitting on a white and turquoise shave and outlined in turquoise.
- 2002 — Today The focal point of the Bowie BaySox logo is a large letter “B.” Its generous curves seem to have been inspired by the ocean tide in the Chesapeake Bay.
- The core of the letter is black and orange with white and teal elements.
- The “B” is placed inside an ellipse.
- There’s also an orange banner with the text “Bowie Baysox” in white.
- The ocean theme continues in the wavy pattern below the banner.
- Cap emblems One of the cap insignias features the “tail” of the “B” logo against the black background.
- There’s also the name of the team on an orange banner below.
- Another version of the cap insignia sports the “B” with the white filling and black background.
- Colors The color palette of the Bowie BaySox logo looks somewhat unusual among other baseball logos.
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