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The sports department of the University of Florida reflected its lengthy name in the form of an acronym on its emblem, ensuring ease of memorization and recognition. The modern logo of the Florida Gulf Coast Eagles symbolizes victory, courage, strength, and the characteristic traits of athletes.
Florida Gulf Coast Eagles: Brand overview
Meaning and History
The current emblem of the sports department was adopted in 2002. It contains standard elements: the mascot’s image and the university’s abbreviated name. The white head of an eagle is located at the top, closer to the right corner. The bird is directed beak down – possibly to show dynamism. The effect of movement is also created by the uneven lines, which depict feathers according to the artist’s idea.
The rest of the logo is occupied by the inscription “FGCU.” It is uneven and slightly curved. The letter “F” has two serifs on the left side. All letters are original and seem voluminous due to the green stripes on the right side. Like the bird’s head, the acronym is surrounded by a wide blue line.
What is Florida Gulf Coast Eagles?
The Florida Gulf Coast Eagles are the athletic division of Florida Gulf Coast University, located in Fort Myers. It consists of 15 teams participating in the NCAA Division I level intercollegiate program as members of the ASUN conference. Students also participate in CCSA competitions (diving and swimming).
2002 – 2022
2022 – today
Florida Gulf Coast Eagles Basketball Logo
In 2012, the baseball team reached the final game of the Atlantic Sun championship. Later, in 2013, it participated for the first time in the NCAA Division I men’s basketball tournament.
Florida Gulf Coast Eagles Baseball Logo
The Florida Gulf Coast Eagles team debuted in the NCAA in 2017. They play at Swanson Stadium and are coached by Dave Tollett.
Florida Gulf Coast Eagles Soccer Logo
The men’s soccer team was established at the university in 2007, becoming the youngest in the USA. Since then, it has participated in three NCAA tournaments. However, it was surpassed by the women’s team, which has participated six times in the National Collegiate Athletic Association tournaments.
