Eastern Washington Eagles
The "EWU" Eagle's logo in red and black above the initials "EWU" in black.
Idaho State Bengals
Interlocking initials "IS" with notches along the stem of the letter "I" in orange.
Idaho Vandals
A white and black vandal wearing a grey with black trim helmet and gold wings leaning against a letter "I" in gold with black trim and a vertical wordmark "IDAHO" in white.
Montana Grizzlies
A front view of a black, brown and silver grizzly bear growling.
Removed nostrils.
Montana State Bobcats
A side view of a blue, gold and white bobcat's head above a wordmark "MONTANA STATE" in gold and "BOBCATS" in blue.
Northern Arizona Lumberjacks
The initials "NAU" in custom blue font and a mountain range in gold inside the letter "A" inside a gold and dark gold axe, also a wordmark "LUMBERJACKS" in blue.
A new darker shade of blue.
Northern Colorado Bears
In 2015, new design of the front view of a yellow and blue bear's face.
Portland State Vikings
Front view of a green and white viking inside a white letter "V" on a green background.
Designed by Nike.
Sacramento State Hornets
A green letter "S" with green and gold flares above a custom font wordmark "HORNETS" on top and "SACRAMENTO STATE" in green.
Weber State Wildcats
A Cat's head in grey with purple, white, and black outlines.
The cat head has undergone several small but noticeable changes. Those include more purple on the cat`s...
Big Sky Conference Logo History
Alternate designs play an important role in the Big Sky Conference logo history. Over time, Big Sky Conference teams introduced alternate marks to reflect special seasons, branding refreshes, or modern trends. As a result, each Big Sky logo added depth to the conference’s visual identity. For official background details, visit the Big Sky Conference Wikipedia page. You can also explore related branding on the Big Sky Conference Wordmark Logo page.
The variety of Big Sky Teams Alternate Logos shows how teams balanced tradition with innovation. In addition, these designs allowed Big Sky Conference teams to experiment with colors, symbols, and layouts. The broader Big Sky Conference logo history demonstrates how alternate marks supported the main identity. Each Big Sky logo reflects a specific era, helping fans understand how conference branding evolved alongside competition.
Reviewing the Big Sky Conference logo history through alternate designs offers valuable insight into branding strategy. Therefore, fans can see how Big Sky Conference teams adapted their visual style without losing recognition. Each Big Sky logo adds context to the conference’s growth. This archive preserves every alternate logo, allowing supporters to follow the full branding journey from past seasons to today.
