We had another pair of teams making tweaks out west in the Red River Hockey League.

Crookston Hockey Club
Crookston simplified their look a bit, cleaning up the stripes a bit and removing the chest stripe. Their new uniform is primarily red with thin white stripes throughout. The club’s wishbone C is inverted with the chest stripe gone and sits alone on the front of the sweater.



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Fargo Hockey Club
Fargo introduced a new arched wordmark of the city name in a tuscan font that is set to replace the sans serif F the team has used since their inception. The club also adopted a new tuscan style number font to match their new logo.




Their new uniforms keep the same idea as their old set but with some changes. The team's new wordmark sits alone on the front of the sweater while the sleeves and socks remain striped like their past look. The stripes are changed though and are now equal thickness instead of thin gold stripes on green.



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Our last change of the offseason comes from the Twin Cities Hockey Association.

Powderhorn Hockey Club
Powderhorn made arguably the biggest change of any team this offseason, adopting a new color scheme along with new uniforms and a tweaked logo. Their new logo is based on the previous one but is thinned a touch and the angled edges of the P are squared off. The biggest change is in the color with the club formally adopting green as their new primary color in place of black.




The club’s new uniforms are a unique dark green color with gray accents. The team kept the chest stripe from their previous set but the surrounding striping has been altered to a northwestern style stripe on the body with thinner alternating stripes on the sleeves and socks. The team’s new P logo sits centered in the chest stripe in green, as do the numbers on the back, removing any white from their identity.



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