The
BCMHA executive is proud to finally unveil the Brant Battalion logo to our
membership. We have been working hard on this in the background & with the
start of the inaugural season around the corner we are pleased to finally share
the logo! A huge thanks goes out to Marc Cormier for all his patience and hard
work on this project as well as his own time that was donated.
Choosing
a capital "B" and a shield for a hockey team logo can convey several key
messages and attributes:
- Strength
and Protection: The shield symbolizes protection, resilience, and defense, which
are essential qualities in hockey. It suggests that the team is strong, secure,
and capable of defending its territory on the ice.
- Unity
and Identity: The shield can also represent unity and a sense of belonging among
team members and fans. It symbolizes a collective identity and shared values, fostering
a strong sense of community both on and off the ice.
- Heritage
and Tradition: Shields have historical significance and are often associated with
tradition and heritage. Incorporating a shield into the logo can pay homage to
the rich history of hockey and evoke a sense of nostalgia for the sport's
roots.
- Boldness
and Power: Choosing a capital "B" adds a bold and powerful element to
the logo. It signifies strength, determination, and a competitive spirit,
reflecting the team's commitment to excellence and success on the ice.
- Distinctiveness:
Using a capital letter as part of the logo can make it more distinctive and
easily recognizable. The bold, uppercase "B" can serve as a focal
point, helping the team stand out and leave a lasting impression on fans and
opponents alike.
- Overall,
combining a capital "B" with a shield in a hockey team logo
communicates a message of strength, unity, tradition, and competitiveness,
while also ensuring that the logo is visually striking and memorable.
Looking
forward to the upcoming Battalion hockey season!