Privateers Alternate Logo
The New Orleans Privateers have a long and proud history in NCAA sports, with their first team taking the field in 1975. Over the years, some memorable logos have become synonymous with the school's athletics program. Recently, however, they unveiled an alternate logo to commemorate their past successes and to help build excitement for future seasons.
This new logo features a shield shape surrounded by stars on either side; within this shield is an anchor representing New Orleans' coastal location and its strong ties to maritime culture and tradition. The colors used are navy blue (representing loyalty), gold (representing strength), and white (for purity). This unique combination helps create an eye-catching design that stands out from other college teams' logos while paying homage to its rich heritage.
The Privateers also included several nods to their past success within this new logo: there are five stars surrounding it which represent each of the University’s five conference championships since 1975; two crossed swords symbolize courage during the battle; three stripes at the top evoke memories of championship banners flown over campus after victories were won on game day; finally there is a fleur de lis at bottom honoring French influence found throughout Louisiana culture today - all these details come together for one powerful emblem!
Overall, this alternate logo serves as recognition for what has been achieved thus far by New Orleans Privateer athletes while simultaneously providing hope for more wins ahead in future seasons – something every fan can get behind! Whether you're cheering them on from home or attending games live inside Tad Gormley Stadium – be sure to look out for those iconic Navy Blue & Gold colors proudly displaying our beloved privateer crest everywhere you go!
Privateers Products
2013 - Present
Initials “UNO” in a blue ribbon wrapped around two crossed swords shaped like a fleur-de-lis in blue, navy, and gray.
2013 - Present
Fleur-de-lis in blue, gray, and white.
2013 - Present
A letter “P” in blue and white with gray bevels.
2013 - Present
A letter “P” in blue and white with dark blue bevels.
2013 - Present
A privateer’s head is shaped like a fleur-de-lis in blue, navy, and gray.
2013 - Present
Interlocking initials “NO” in white on a blue background with grey bevels.
2013 - Present
Interlocking initials “NO” in blue on a gray background with navy bevels.
2011 - 2013
Quarter-turned privateer’s head with initials “UNO” on the hat above a wordmark “UNO PRIVATEERS” with the ship steering wheel in the back in royal, silver, and red.
2011 - 2013
Quarter-turned privateer’s head in royal, silver, and red.
2004 - 2011
A pirvateer’s head with a red bandana and initials “NO” on a hat in black and white.
1987 - 2004
Initials “UNO” in royal.
1987 - 2004
A privateer’s head with a red bandana and initials “UNO” on a hat in blue and white.
1987 - 2004
A privateer’s head with a red bandana and initials “UNO” on a hat in blue and white above the wordmark “University of New Orleans” and “Privateers” in blue.
1987 - 2004
Initials “UNO” between arched wordmarks “UNIVERSITY OF NEW ORLEANS” in blue and silver.
1987 - 2004
Initials “UNO” in white with a script wordmark “Privateers in blue, white, and silver.
