The Horizon League is one of the most competitive and exciting conferences in college sports. With teams such as Valparaiso, Wright State, Northern Kentucky, and Oakland University competing for conference titles every year, it’s no wonder that fans are passionate about their favorite teams. One way they show their team spirit is through using a wordmark logo on apparel and merchandise. In this blog post, we will look at some of the history behind these logos so you can show your support with even more pride!

Some examples include Wright State's "WS" inside an orange circle; Oakland's "OU" set against gold rays; Green Bay's Phoenix head outlined with flames; UIC Flames' red-and-white flame pattern surrounding its letters; Youngstown State Penguins' black-and-white penguin mascot encircled by text reading “YSU Penguins"; Milwaukee Panthers' panther outline inside two concentric circles representing both city limits and horizon lines respectively - plus much more!

Every single one of these logos serves as an iconic symbol for each school and as a unifying representation across all member institutions within The Horizon League Conference itself, making them instantly recognizable amongst any fan base or alumni group from any university involved! From cheering on game day to wearing your favorite gear out around town - make sure you sport your team colors proudly, knowing there is so much history behind those symbols, too!