Lynx Primary Logo

The Minnesota Lynx is a professional basketball team in the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA). Since its founding in 1999, they have become one of the most successful teams in league history. As such, they have had several different primary logos over the years. Let’s take a look at how these logos evolved and what makes them so iconic today.

The original logo for the Minnesota Lynx was created when they first joined WNBA as an expansion team in 1999. It featured two white wolves facing each other with “Minnesota” written across their chests and “Lynx” underneath it all on a blue background with yellow trimming around it all to give it that extra pop of color. This logo was used until 2006 when there were some minor changes made including changing from two wolves to just one wolf, making its fur more detailed, and adding stars above its head for added effect; this version is still used today but only appears on merchandise or secondary materials like hats or t-shirts instead of being part of their main identity package anymore due to newer versions being introduced since then.

In 2009, another new primary logo was unveiled which features an updated version of our original wolf mascot along with three stars representing each championship title won by The Lynx during that time period; this design has been kept ever since though slight modifications were done later down line such as adding more detail into both elements (the wolf itself & surrounding star pattern) back 2018 before settling on current iteration seen now where we see much cleaner lines within overall composition giving off very modern yet timeless feel overall which perfectly captures the essence behind franchise while also paying homage past successes throughout the journey thus far!