Alternate Logos
Campbell Fighting Camels
Two-color hump letter "C" in orange with black trim.
Created by Joe Bosack & Co.
Charleston Cougars
A beveled letter block "C" in white with grey highlights and gold and maroon trim with a slanted script wordmark "Charleston" across the front in maroon with gold trim.
Created by Gil Shuler Graphic Design.
Delaware Blue Hens
A blue hen's head in blue gold and white above the wordmark "DELAWARE" in gold and "BLUE HENS" in white all on a blue with gold trim formed background.
Drexel Dragons
A dragon in blue and gold breathing red fire coming through the letter "D" in blue with gold trim.
A new shade of blue and gold.
Hofstra Pride
Two lion's heads side by side, one in blue with gold trim and the other in white.
Monmouth Hawks
A letter "M"in white with grey highlights and a blue and white trim in front of a side view of a hawk's head in midnight blue, blue, grey, and dark grey.
Stony Brook Seawolves
Initials "SB" overlapped in red with blue, white. and blue again trim with a wolf's head hanging over the letters in blue, grey, red and white.
Towson Tigers
A side-view of a tiger's head with mouth wide open in black, white, grey, and gold.
William & Mary Tribe
Connected initials "W&M" in green with gold trim in a diagonal position.
College Sports Fan Products
The Coastal Athletic Association (CAA) is a prestigious organization with a long history of promoting and supporting athletic excellence in the coastal region. One of the critical elements of the CAA's success has been its team logos, which have become iconic symbols of the association's values and achievements. Over the years, the CAA has used several alternate logos to represent the organization and its teams. These logos have played an essential role in the CAA's branding and helped establish its identity as a leader in coastal athletics.
The first alternate logo of the CAA was introduced in the early 1980s. It featured a bold, dynamic design with a wave motif symbolizing the association's connection to the coastal region. This logo was used for several years before being replaced by a more modern and streamlined version in the early 2000s. The new logo featured a stylized image of a seagull in flight, representing the freedom and agility of the CAA's athletes. This logo was met with great enthusiasm and quickly became a fan favorite. It has remained the primary alternate logo of the CAA to this day and is recognized by sports fans all over the world.
In recent years, the CAA has continued to evolve and grow; its alternate logos have also evolved. In 2015, a new alternate logo was introduced, featuring a sleek, modern design with a compass and a star. It represents the CAA's commitment to helping athletes navigate their way to success. This logo has been well-received and symbolizes the CAA's dedication to excellence and leadership in coastal athletics. As the CAA continues to make its mark on the world of sports, its alternate logos will continue to evolve and play an essential role in representing the organization's values and achievements.
