Lancaster Jethawks logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Lancaster Jethawks Logo PNG The baseball team which is currently known as the Lancaster Jethawks originated in 1947 in Reno as the Silver Sox.
- The Lancaster-based team (California) owes its named to the city’s aerospace industry.
- Meaning and history The 2001 logo shows a jet with a characteristic hawk head and the team’s name with the word “JetHawks” written in a retro style.
- 2001 — 2007 The very first logo of the Lancaster Jethawks club was introduced in 2001.
- It was a bright and futuristic badge with a blue started background, and a spaceship above the main wordmark, which was written in rounded letters of a custom font, in white, with two letters, “J” and “H” enlarged and colored in calm gold.
- Above the large wordmark, there was a “Lancaster” inscription with white sans-serif letters placed on red vertically oriented ovals in black outlines.
- The thin gold “Baseball” tagline was written in a classic sans-serif, completing the image.
- 2008 — Today The Lancaster Jethawks’ current look took shape in 2007-2008.
- Now their team identity features a hawk’s head in brick red color.
- On the sides there are military-style wings against a navy blue background.
- The whole thing looks like both a bird with its wings spread and a US Air Force badge.
- There are five stars above the hawk’s head to symbolize the highest rank.
- Two crossed bats with a baseball in the center are below.
- The logo is outlined in silver.
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