Hastings introduced an update to their classic ship wheel logo. The handles are updated and include crossed hockey sticks. The middle features a Boston Bruins style spoked H logo for Hastings.


The Rivermen get all new jerseys, keeping the gold helmets and breezers. The striping is noticeably larger on the new jerseys and include shoulder colors and striping. Their new logo replaces the arched Hastings of their old jerseys on the front of the sweater.

Mora adjusted their brand a bit this offseason, embracing their Dala Red as the teams primary color as well as introducing an updated stand alone Dala Horse logo and Mora wordmark found on their uniforms.


The Dalas went all out with a bold new look that uses a lot more of their Water Tower Blue and Dala Red. The new Dala logo sits on the shoulders with the Mora wordmark on the front with the players number beneath. 

Stillwater has had the same logo and uniforms for the past 20 years, so the team decided it was time to freshen up their look a bit. The shamrock that they have used since their inception gets a facelift and the word "Vols" arched across it. The logo keeps the roundel theme from their past logo though the center is now gold with a blue outline and the team name is gone.


Stillwater has a history of wearing barber pole striping, dating all the way back to the days of the Stillwater Athletic Club. The Volunteers took this history and put a modern spin on it, using a two toned chest stripe like Ely, but also having stripes on the hem to give it a barber pole feel. The Vols new logo sits on the front of the jerseys with a new number font moved from the chest to the sleeves.

Solid updates all around!

My favourites have to be West St. Paul and Stillwater.

Stillwater has that Sens vibe to it. And the new logo looks fantastic as well. I'm glad the Vols moved from a generic roundel logo and let the shamrock be the piece of their identity.