Trojans Alternate Logo

The Little Rock Trojans have a rich history of athletic excellence, and their alternate logo has been an integral part of that success. Since the school's inception in 1927, the Little Rock Trojans have had several different logos throughout its NCAA athletics program.

In 1957, the first official logo for the Little Rock Trojans was introduced. It featured a white shield with three red stars above it and two crossed swords on either side of it to represent strength and courage. This classic design is still used today as one of many versions available to fans when they purchase merchandise or apparel related to their favorite team!

In 2003, another version was unveiled featuring a more modern take on this original concept - this time with black outlines around each element instead of just white ones like before. The new look also included bolder colors such as navy blue and gold which further highlighted all aspects of its design structure even better than before!

In 2013 yet another variation made its debut: A larger shield shape now contained both red stars from earlier iterations but added additional imagery including an eagle head at the center flanked by two tomahawks (a symbol often associated with Native American tribes). This updated version has become increasingly popular among students & alumni alike who want something unique yet recognizable enough for everyone else to recognize them as being part of the Trojan family!

All in all these various designs over time show how much pride there is behind every iteration & how dedicated people are towards continuing traditions that were established long ago while still allowing room for innovation/change if needed – making sure no matter what happens next; we will always remember our roots here at University Of Arkansas-Little rock’s athletics department!"