Abilene Christian Wildcats
A purple, grey, and white wildcat next to the diagonal initials "ACU" in white on a purple with grey trim.
Cal Baptist Lancers
The right-facing outline of a lancer with a shield and a lightning bolt lance with the "LANCERS" wordmark in blue.
Southern Utah Thunderbirds
A white and black aggressive-looking thunderbird and a white and black lightning bolt coming out of the bottom, surrounded by a red outline.
Tarleton State Texans
A beveled letter "T" on the state of Texas in purple and white.
UT Arlington Mavericks
A side view of a horse's head in orange, white and blue above an arched wordmark "MAVERICKS" in orange and "UT ARLINGTON" in blue with orange trim.
Utah Tech Trailblazers
A bison's head in white, grey, and blue above the wordmark "UTAH TECH" in red and "TRAILBLAZERS" in blue. Blue and gray were changed from their previous identity.
Utah Valley Wolverines
A side view of a wolverine with a growling look in green and white with a white trim. A new shade of green.
Western Athletic Conference Logo History
The Western Athletic Conference logo has served as a unifying symbol for the league, reflecting professionalism, competitiveness, and conference tradition. Each primary logo design emphasizes clarity and consistency, ensuring the WAC conference logo appears strong across digital media, championship materials, and official merchandise. As Western Athletic Conference teams have joined or departed, the logo remained a stable visual anchor.
Throughout its evolution, the Western Athletic Conference logo has undergone refinements to match modern branding standards while preserving recognizability. These updates allowed the WAC conference logo to remain relevant as conference branding expanded across multiple sports. The primary logo reflects the league’s adaptability and long-standing role in collegiate athletics. Learn more about the league’s background on the official Western Athletic Conference history page.
While this page focuses on the primary design, alternate branding elements have also supported conference identity. To explore those designs in detail, visit our Western Athletic Conference alternate logo page. Together, these pages present a complete visual record of the Western Athletic Conference logo from its earliest versions to the present day, as used by Western Athletic Conference teams.
