Canisius Golden Griffins
A bottom arched wordmark "GRIFFS" in blue with gold trim with a tail.
Fairfield Stags
An arched wordmark "STAGS" in red with black trim with silver highlights.
Iona Gaels
A wordmark "IONA" in maroon with gold trim and a celtic knot in the middle of the letter "O" above "GAELS" in maroon with gold trim.
A former primary logo.
Manhattan Jaspers
A tapered wordmark "JASPERS" in green with a star about the letter "J" with a tail in green.
Marist Red Foxes
A wordmark "MARIST" in red with black highlights and white and black trim and "RED FOXES" in black.
Merrimack Warriors
A wordmark "MERRIMACK" with a bottom arched in dark blue, gold, light blue highlights, and white.
Mount St. Mary's Mountaineers
An arched wordmark "THE MOUNT" in white with gold trim on a blue formed background with gold highlights.
A darker shade of blue.
Rider Broncs
A custom wordmark "BRONCS" in cranberry with white trim on a black formed background.
Sacred Heart Pioneers
A wordmark "GO HEART!" in red with white highlights on a white formed background with grey trim.
Siena Saints
A double-lined off centered wordmark "SIENA" in green and "SAINTS" in gold on a black formed background.
MAAC Logo History - Wordmark Designs
The MAAC logo wordmark focuses on clean typography and consistent alignment across league branding. Over time, MAAC teams have used these wordmarks on uniforms, courts, and digital platforms. Each Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference logo wordmark prioritizes readability, balance, and recognition while reinforcing the conference’s visual standards.
Earlier MAAC logo wordmarks used simpler letterforms and limited styling. Later updates introduced sharper edges and modern spacing. Despite these changes, MAAC teams retained a unified look. This Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference logo wordmark history highlights how branding evolved without losing consistency.
This page documents every official MAAC logo wordmark used from the conference’s beginning to today. Each version reflects its era while staying aligned with league identity. For historical background, visit MAAC Wikipedia. To view emblem designs, visit MAAC Primary Logo Page.
