
Virginia Squires
1975 - 1976
Single lined wordmark "squires" in a funky multi-colored script.

Virginia Squires
1976 - 1977
Primary Logo
Unused Logo
An ABA red, white, and blue basketball centered on a white shield with two red stars on both sides. Wordmark "SQUIRES" on top in blue and "VIRGINIA" on the bottom in blue.

Virginia Squires
1975 - 1976
Wordmark Logo
Double lined wordmark "squires" in a funky multi-colored script and "THE NEW VIRGINIA" in maroon on a cream background.

Virginia Squires
1972 - 1974
Primary Logo
Stately red coat colonist in a circle with a ABA red, white and blue basketball.

Virginia Squires
1970 - 1971
Primary Logo
Red Coat colonist dribbling a ABA red, white and blue basketball across the state of Virginia.

Virginia Squires
1970 - 1971
Alternate Logo
Red Coat colonist dribbling a ABA red, white and blue basketball across the state of Virginia. Wordmark "VIRGINIA SQUIRES" in blue above a red line and a list of cities in Virginia.
Virginia Squires Logo History
The Virginia Squires Logo featured a bold and spirited design that reflected both regional pride and competitive energy. Strong lettering and basketball elements defined the mark, giving Virginia Squires ABA a recognizable presence across the league. As a result, the logo became closely tied to the identity of Virginia Squires basketball throughout its run in the ABA.
Over time, the Virginia Squires Logo maintained its core structure while undergoing minor refinements for print clarity and branding consistency. These updates helped strengthen recognition during the peak years of Virginia Squires ABA play. Because of this stability, the emblem remains one of the more distinctive marks associated with Virginia Squires basketball history.
Today, the Virginia Squires Logo stands as an important symbol of ABA heritage. It represents the competitive spirit and innovation of Virginia Squires ABA during a transformative era in professional basketball. To learn more about the franchise’s full journey, visit the Virginia Squires team history page. You can also explore another classic ABA identity on our Utah Stars logo page to compare historic team designs.




