Minnesota Lynx
A blue with dark blue trim basketball and a green star representing the north star. Wordmark “MINNESOTA LYNX” in white arranged around the basketball. A sideview of Lynx’s head in gray and white.
Lynx Wordmark Logo
The Minnesota Lynx have been a part of the WNBA since 1999, and their wordmark logo has become an iconic symbol for the team. The original logo featured a bold black-and-white font with an abstract design in between each letter. This design was used until 2009 when they unveiled their current mark which features a more modern look with purple as its main color.
The new logo is meant to represent strength, power, and determination—all qualities that are essential to success on the court. It also pays homage to Minnesota’s state flag by incorporating elements such as stars and stripes into the design of the letters LYNX itself. Additionally, it contains two basketballs within each letterform; this serves both aesthetically pleasing purposes but also reinforces that basketball is at the heart of what makes up this organization's identity.
Since its introduction in 2009, fans have embraced this new version of Lynx branding wholeheartedly; it has become synonymous with all things related to women's professional basketball in the Minneapolis-St Paul area over time! As we move forward into another exciting season for our beloved franchise let us take some time out to appreciate how far they've come from humble beginnings just twenty years ago - now proudly displaying one of most recognizable logos league wide!
Minnesota Lynx
1999 - 2017
Double lined wordmark "MINNESOTA" in blue and "LYNX" in green in a arched pattern.
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