Western Athletic Conference Logo
- It is an NCAA-affiliated Division I collegiate athletic conference covering not only the western United States but also Missouri, Illinois, and Texas.
- Meaning and history 1993 – 2004 The logo of the Western Athletic Conference, created in 1993, featured a turquoise, black and white badge with the stylized enlarged black “WAC” lettering in a custom bold typeface with a double white and turquoise outline.
- The abbreviation was underlined by a thin turquoise horizontally stretched rectangular with a white “Western Athletic Conference” lettering in the uppercase of a traditional neat sans-serif typeface.
- 2005 – 2013 The redesign of 2005 switched the color palette of the logo to gray and burgundy red and removed the solid underline of the badge with just a burgundy lettering on a white background.
- The upper part of the emblem was redrawn more progressively and sharply, with all three letters slightly slanted and glued to each other.
- The angles on the edges became more pointed and the outline — thicker.
- 2014 – Today The 2014 Western Athletic Conference logo showcases the abbreviation “WAC” in a creative italicized type.
- The “thorns” on the “W” and “A” make the type recognizable and help to create a memorable logo.
- You can also see the tagline “Learn Compete Inspire” below.
- The saturated maroon shade looks pretty attractive in combination with unpretentious gray.
- What is Western Athletic Conference?
- Western Athletic Conference is the name of the Association of college sports teams from the institutes and universities from the Western states of the USA.
- The clubs compete in various disciplines, including basketball, golf, swimming and Volleyball.
- Western Athletic Conference Colors BURGUNDY PANTONE: PMS 202 HEX COLOR: #D9D4CC; RGB: (134,38,51) CMYK: (0,100,61,43) GRAY PANTONE: PMS WARM GRAY 1 HEX COLOR: #D9D4CC; RGB: ( 238, 178, 17) CMYK: ( 14,13,17,0)
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