Delaware State Hornets 2001 – Present A left-facing hornet next to the wordmark “DELAWARE STATE” in light blue with a black background and “HORNETS” in red with white highlights and a light blue trim on a black formed background. Hornets Primary LogoHornets Wordmark LogoHornets School HistoryHornets Alternate Logo Delaware State University, located in Dover, Delaware, has a rich history dating …
Alabama State Hornets 2001 – Present A hornet is between the letter U of the initials “ASU” in black. Hornets Primary LogoHornets Wordmark LogoHornets School HistoryHornets Alternate Logo The Alabama State Hornets’ alternate logo history is an interesting one. It began in the late 1980s when the school first adopted a new mascot and identity to represent its athletic teams. …
Sacramento State Hornets 2006 – Present A green letter “S” with green and gold flares. Hornets Primary LogoHornets Wordmark LogoHornets School HistoryHornets Alternate Logo Sacramento State Hornets fans have a lot to be proud of when it comes to their team’s alternate logo history. Over the years, the school has created several unique and creative designs that have become synonymous …
Hornets Alternate Logo The Charlotte Hornets (formerly the New Orleans Pelicans) have a long and storied history of alternate logo designs. From their original teal, purple, and white color scheme to their current black, gold, and teal look, they have always had creative logos that reflect the team’s identity. One of the most memorable iterations was from 2002-2006; it featured …
New Orleans Hornets 2009 – 2013 Updated Hugo the Hornet with “NOLA” across its chest. “NEW ORLEANS HORNETS” encompassing Hugo.Hornets Primary LogoHornets Wordmark LogoHornets Team HistoryHornets Alternate Logo The New Orleans Hornets alternate logo has a rich and interesting history. The original logo was introduced in 2002 when the team first moved to New Orleans from Charlotte, North Carolina. It …
Charlotte Hornets 2015 – Present The new Hornets logo utilizes the purple and teal color palette and features an aggressive looking hornet that is ready to attack. Its piercing eyes, raised antennae, expanded wings and pointed stinger depict its relentless intensity. Incorporated within the logo is a basketball that doubles as the hornet’s body. The logo contains several odes to …
