Stars Primary Logo
The Dallas Stars primary logo has been an essential part of the team's history since its inception in 1967. The original logo featured a simple black-and-white star with the word “Dallas” written across it. This design was used until 1993, when the organization decided to update its look by introducing a new, more modernized version of its classic mark. The updated logo featured five points on each side of a blue star, which represented Texas' "Lone Star" state flag, and two crossed hockey sticks behind it for added symbolism.
In 2003, after ten years with this new design, the Dallas Stars chose to make yet another change to their iconic primary logo by adding green accents around both sides of the blue star and changing up some aspects within its inner circle, such as making all stars point outward instead inward like before and removing one stick from behind while keeping only one left standing at attention in front - signifying strength and power that comes along with being part of this professional sports franchise.
Today’s current version is still very similar to what was introduced back in 2003 but has seen minor tweaks over time, such as color changes or slight alterations within some aspects like font size or shape placement; however overall essence remains true – honoring Lone Star State pride while paying homage through the use traditional colors associated with ice hockey teams worldwide (i..e., red/white/blue). As we continue into future generations, may our beloved Dallas Stars never forget where they came from or how far they have come!
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2022 - Present
The logo was a silver, beveled star with a silver and black D, outlined in Victory green and silver. For the 2022 season, the Stars brightened the shade of green used on this logo to better match the textile color of their uniforms.
2014 - 2021
For the 2014 season, the Dallas Stars finally introduced a primary logo designed specifically for Dallas. The logo was a silver, beveled star with a silver and black D, outlined in Victory green and silver.
1995 - 2013
In 1995 the Stars only made minor color changes to the logo. The green and gold are darkened.
1994
In 1993 – 1994, the Stars were northern no more, dropping the geographical reference from their name after moving south to Dallas. The logo used in the last days of the North Stars was retained, though the green and yellow were darkened even further. The wordmark “DALLAS” was also added in green above “STARS.”
1992 - 1993
For the last two years before the team left for Dallas, the North Stars logo changed to a simple green with thick gold border in the center. A wordmark “STARS” in gold on top of the star.
1986 - 1991
The North Stars upgraded the logo by dropped the green circle around the image and added a yellow shadow behind the green “N.” The north star is yellow with a green trim.
1968 - 1985
The first logo a stylish “N” pointing towards the northern yellow with green trim star inside a green circle on a white background.
1976 - 1978
The state of Ohio with a black olde english letter “B” on top of the state. The letter “C” in maroon with a black outline engulfing the state. Wordmark “CLEVELAND” in white on top of the letter “C” and wordmark “BARONS” in white on the bottom.
1975 - 1976
A single line wordmark in teal with a yellow outline “Seals.”
1971 - 1974
A single line wordmark in green with a yellow outline “Seals.”
1971
A double line wordmark in green with a yellow outline “The Seals.
1968 - 1970
Yellow, black and green seal holding a hockey stick on a blue and black outline letter “O.”
1968
Yellow, black and green seal holding a hockey stick inside a blue with black outline “C.”
