Arizona Wildcats
A custom letter “A” in red and inside a larger block style letter “A” in blue. The size of the logo was shortened from the previous logo.
Arizona Wildcats
2018 - Present
A hand symbol mark in red and blue forms the initials "WC" for Wildcats.
The hand symbol is the brainchild of former UA swimmers Simon Burnett and Greg Owen.

Arizona Wildcats
2013 - Present
A red, white, and blue letter "A." A letter "A" inside the outline of another letter "A." Below is a red wordmark "ARIZONA."

Arizona Wildcats
2013 - Present
Blue state of Arizona with Wildcat's logo in the middle.

Arizona Wildcats
2013 - 2018
Red state of Arizona with Wildcat's logo in the middle.

Arizona Wildcats
2013 - 2018
A red, white, and blue letter "A." A letter "A" inside the outline of another letter "A." Below is a blue wordmark "WILDCATS."

Arizona Wildcats
2003 - 2012
A blue desert scape over a red wordmark "ARIZONA."

Arizona Wildcats
1990 - Present
A blue wildcat's head with mouth open to attack.

Arizona Wildcats
1990 - 2007
A red wildcat's head with mouth open to attack.

Arizona Wildcats
1990 - 2007
A blue wildcat's head with mouth open to attack. Surrounded by a red wordmark "ARIZONA WILDCATS."

Arizona Wildcats
1990 - 2007
An arched wordmark "BEAR DOWN" in red and "ARIZONA" in red encircles the wildcat's head in blue.

Arizona Wildcats
1989 - 2013
Desert scape over a red wordmark "ARIZONA" with a green cactus forming the letter "I."
New shades changed in this version.

Arizona Wildcats
1989 - 2007
Letters "U" of "A" in the custom design like the primary logo in blue and red.

Arizona Wildcats
1989 - 2007
Initials "UA" in the custom design like the primary logo in blue and red.

Arizona Wildcats
1989 - 2007
Wildcat paw in red with claws in white with the letter "A" in blue, white and red on the palm.

Arizona Wildcats
1989 - 2003
Wildcat paw in blue with claws in white with the letter "A" in blue, white, and red on the palm.

Arizona Wildcats
1981 - 1990
An arched wordmark "ARIZONA WILDCATS" encircles a wildcat's head all in blue.
In 1990 the type was changed, and the wildcat head was widened and its neck removed from the design.

Arizona Wildcats
1981 - 1990
A wildcat's head in blue and white.

Arizona Wildcats
1981 - 1989
A left-facing wildcat's head wearing a bandana and cowboy hat with the letter "A" in blue and white.

Arizona Wildcats
1977 - 1979
The slanted letter "A" is in red with white & blue outlines. The left borders extend further out to convey motion.

Arizona Wildcats
1970 - 1981
A red circle with a right-facing wildcat head wearing a bandana and cowboy hat with the letters "UA" in blue and red. The arched wordmark "WILDCATS COUNTRY UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA" encircles the wildcat's head.

Arizona Wildcats
1970 - 1981
A wildcat holding up a banner with WILCATS COUNTRY" standing on a bar with the wordmark ARIZONA" in white with blue trim on a red background. The wildcat is wearing a vest, belt, boots, spurs, and a cowboy hat with stylized UA letters.

Arizona Wildcats
1970 - 1981
A right-facing wildcat's head wearing a bandana in blue and a cowboy hat in blue with the initials "UA" in white.

Arizona Wildcats
1970 - 1976
A connected blue with red trim initials "UA" shaped like a snake.

Arizona Wildcats Logo History
The Arizona Wildcats Alternate logo collection features unique designs that represent the team in different eras. From vintage throwbacks to modern styles, each logo captures the spirit of the Wildcats. Fans can access high-quality Arizona Wildcats logo PNG images to view every design. More about the team can be found on their Wikipedia page.
Alternate logos often offer creative variations of the primary design, used in merchandise, promotions, and special events. The Arizona Wildcats logo history shows how these alternate logos evolved while keeping the team’s iconic identity. For wordmark versions, check the Arizona Wildcats Wordmark Logo Page.
This archive of Arizona Wildcats Alternate logos provides a complete look at all variations from the past to the present. With detailed logo PNG images and historical insights, fans and collectors can fully appreciate the Arizona Wildcats logo history.




