Logo options for Utah's 3 possible team names leaked
The options for the Utah Hockey Club's logo were leaked on social media Monday.
The image was initially shared by user Zachawoolly on X and later confirmed by Daily Faceoff's Frank Seravalli.
Fans have been voting on which name - Utah Hockey Club, Utah Mammoth, or Utah Outlaws - and logo they like best at the club's last three home games at the Delta Center.
Official images used in the Utah Hockey Club in-person survey have been revealed! Are you team Utah Mammoth, Utah Hockey Club, or Utah Outlaws? #UtahHC pic.twitter.com/czjf26hRd0
— Zachawoolly 🦣 (@zacharoni_07) February 3, 2025
The Utah Wasatch was initially one of the three finalists but was swapped out for Outlaws following the results of the first game's survey.
The trio of logos have received mixed reviews on X.
Mammoth, and it's not even close. Outlaws logo looks like clip art. The UHC logo is cool, and only makes it sadder that they couldn't use Yeti.
— Matt Savage (@BigDeliciousTX) February 3, 2025
The kachina dies for this
— techno-Zen (@TechnoZen36) February 3, 2025
They look like EA NHL logo options when you create a new team.
— NHL Watcher (@NHL_Watcher) February 3, 2025
Even EA Sports weighed in.
These look familiar 😅 https://t.co/15Lf3gvW7Q
— EA SPORTS NHL (@EASPORTSNHL) February 3, 2025
Utah narrowed down its options to six finalists in June after gathering more than 520,000 votes from fans online:
- Utah Blizzard
- Utah Hockey Club
- Utah Mammoth
- Utah Outlaws
- Utah Venom
- Utah Yeti
Yeti was considered the favorite, but the organization was unable to come to a coexistence agreement with YETI, a popular, Texas-based company specializing in drinkware. With Yeti off the table, Wasatch was introduced as a replacement.
Utah revealed how it would be administering the fan surveys last Wednesday. Hockey Club and Wasatch were initially sharing one logo, while Mammoth had its own. It seems as though a new logo was created for Outlaws.
The club will announce its permanent nickname and logo in advance of the 2025-26 campaign. Smith Entertainment Group executive Mike Maughan said Wednesday that it is yet to be determined if this round of voting will be the final step in the process.
In-arena voting will conclude Tuesday when Utah takes on the Philadelphia Flyers.