Utah Grizzlies logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Utah Grizzlies Logo PNG The franchise that today is called the Utah Grizzlies had seven different names and resided in five cities from 1988 to 2003.
- Then it was bought to replace the original Grizzlies ice hockey team in West Valley City, Utah.
- Meaning and history 1988 — 1989 The Nashville South Stars club was renamed the Virginia Lancers in 1988, and this is when the logo was designed.
- The red “Virginia” in small capitals of a bold sans-serif typeface was accompanied by a narrow yet long horizontally stretched blue banner with seven white five-pointed stars on it, and one red placed right after the banner.
- As for the “Lancers” part of the logo, it was written under, with the first letter replaced by a blue hockey stick.
- 1989 — 1993 The club’s name was changed to Roanoke Valley Rebels in 1989, and the logo was redesigned as well.
- The new badge featured a circular blue outline and an uppercase sans-serif inscription written inside the badge around its perimeter.
- The center of the logo was taken by a solid red maple leaf image with an X-cows in blue, having eight white five-pointed stars on it.
- The “Huntsville” part of the wordmark was written above the badge in bright red color, executed in a narrowed custom sans-serif font with lots of space between the letters.
- 1994 — 2001 The club changed its name to Tallahassee Tiger Sharks in 1994, so the new badge had to be designed.
- It’s was a gray, black and red logo with an image of a shark, trying to catch a hockey puck.
- The “Tiger Sharks” wordmark was placed under the image in two lines, executed in an extra-bold outlined Ses-serif with the upper level in red, and the bottom one — in gray.
- The logo for the new name featured a funny and colorful caricature of a white bird width black, red, and yellow details, placed on a solid green background and holding a brown hockey stick in its wings.
- The black sans-serif “Macon” inscription was written over it.
- The logo of the new team featured a gray and brown image of a Viking with his eyes red and a two-level inscription arched above it.
- The lettering had its upper line straight, executed in a simple bold sans-serif in white, and placed on a clean black background.
- As for the “Men’O’War” Part, it was executed in red serif uppercase letters, outlined in white, with the letter “O” stylized as a target sign.
- The team officials wanted it to represent the state of Utah, the players and their determination to win, something that would last for years.
- Instead of playing hockey as it is often depicted in sports logos this bear has broken the hockey stick.
- Behind the bear there are black and white mountains.
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