Utah Hockey Club nickname: Franchise announces Mammoth after fan vote along with new jerseys, logos

It Nhl’s Utah’s franchise has officially announced it Your new permanent name will be the mammoth utah. After several voting rounds, Mammoth was the winner and the team announced on Wednesday new logos and t -shirts.

After moving from Arizona before the 2024-25 season, the team used the name of the Utah Hockey Club while finding a more permanent brand. The colored scheme associated with the hockey club (mountain blue, rock black and salty white) will not change with the name.

Mammoth beat other options for the new nickname, including Outlaws, Yeti and even Keeping the Hockey Club Branding. According to the team, more than 850,000 votes were launched in four rounds of surveys. In the announcement, Ryan and Ashley Smith team owners said it was important for the new name to represent the state and the people inside.

“From day one, we pledged that this team would be built with and for the people of Utah, and we are excited to celebrate today’s launch with the whole state,” said Smiths. “The community chose the Mammoth brand of Utah and it is a symbol of who we are, where we come from and the unstoppable strength we are building together.”

In addition to the mammoth nickname, Utah also launched its new logos and t -shirts. The Mammoth logo has the lateral profile of the mammoth with the Wasatch Mountains and the Utah contour that form the top of the head. This logo will be used in the team t -shirts, which is mainly black.

Alternative logos, which have a tusk passing through a “u” and “utah” written through the outline of the state, were also revealed in the launch.

The road uniforms will be very familiar with “Utah” diagonally written in a white sweater. The main difference will be the placement of the new primary logo on the shoulders patches.

Now that the mammoth has its permanent name, the team will continue to work by turning the Delta Center into a more suitable house for hockey. Last season, the sand had a capacity of just over 16,000 hockey fans, making it one of the smallest stages in the league. The renewals of this summer will increase this capacity while improving the lines of vision.