CSUSB Athletics Styleguide by csusbyotes

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ATHLETICS STYLE MANUAL

TA BLE OF CO N TE N TS

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STYLE GUIDE USAGE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

SPORTS LOGOS WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 1/2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

WE DEFINE THE FUTURE BRANDMARK. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

SPORTS LOGOS CROSS COUNTRY 1/2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

UNIVERSITY BRANDMARK WE DEFINE THE FUTURE . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

ATHLETICS LOGO SYSTEM GUIDELINES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 PROTECTED AREA/CLEAR SPACE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 COLOR PALETTE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 FONT GUIDELINES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 PRIMARY HEADLINE FONT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 PRIMARY TEXT FONT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 USAGE SPECIFICATIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

SPORTS LOGOS CROSS COUNTRY AND TRACK & FIELD 1/2 . . . . . . 40 SPORTS LOGOS GOLF 1/2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 SPORTS LOGOS SOCCER 1/2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 SPORTS LOGOS MEN’S SOCCER 1/2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 SPORTS LOGOS WOMEN’S SOCCER 1/2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 SPORTS LOGOS SOFTBALL 1/2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 SPORTS LOGOS TRACK & FIELD 1/2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52 SPORTS LOGOS VOLLEYBALL 1/2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 SPORTS LOGOS SPIRIT SQUAD 1/2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

CSUSB ATHLETICS BRAND. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

SPORTS LOGOS SPORTS MEDICINE 1/2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58

LOGO USAGE GUIDELINES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

SPORTS LOGOS SPORTS PERFORMANCE 1/2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60

COYOTE SPIRIT MARK PRIMARY LOCATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

SPORTS LOGOS STUDENT-ATHLETE ADVISORY COMMITTEE 1/2 . . . 62

CSUSB WORDMARK PRIMARY LOCATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

PRINT & DIGITAL DESIGN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64

CORE LOGO PRIMARY LOCATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 YOTES WORDMARK PRIMARY LOCATION 1/2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 CSUSB 1-COLOR WORDMARK PRIMARY LOCATION . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

ADDITIONAL ATHLETICS MARKS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 YOTES+HASHTAG SECONDARY LOCATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 SPIRIT MARK+YOTES SECONDARY LOCATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 CORE+COYOTES SECONDARY LOCATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 CSUSB WORDMARK+COYOTES SECONDARY LOCATION . . . . . . . . . 24

SPORT & DEPARTMENT SPECIFIC LOGOS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 SPORTS LOGO SYSTEM GUIDELINES 1/2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 SPORTS LOGOS ATHLETICS 1/2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 SPORTS LOGOS BASEBALL 1/2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 SPORTS LOGOS BASKETBALL 1/2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 SPORTS LOGOS MEN’S BASKETBALL 1/2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

APPLICATIONS DESIGN ELEMENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65 APPLICATIONS SAMPLES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66

CSUSB ATHLETICS APPAREL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68 APPLICATIONS ATHLETICS APPAREL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69 APPLICATIONS APPAREL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70

NCAA UNIFORM RULES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71 NCAA UNIFORM RULES BASEBALL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72 NCAA UNIFORM RULES SOFTBALL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73 NCAA UNIFORM RULES MEN’S BASKETBALL 1/3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74 NCAA UNIFORM RULES WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 1/2 . . . . . . . . . . . 77 NCAA UNIFORM RULES WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL 1/2 . . . . . . . . . . . 79 NCAA UNIFORM RULES SOCCER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81 NCAA UNIFORM RULES CROSS COUNTRY/TRACK AND FIELD . . . . . 82

ATHLETICS STYLE MANUAL | TABLE OF CONTENTS

ST YL E GU I D E U S A G E

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This style guide should be followed to maintain branding consistency. Logos are to be used only as explicitly depicted in this guide. You may not distribute the text or graphics to others without express written permission of California State University, San Bernardino (CSUSB). Please contact CSUSB’s Office of Strategic Communication regarding usage of any logo or brand related material.

Cont ac t I nform at ion California State University, San Bernardino Office of Strategic Communication 909.537.5007

R eq uest At hlet ics B ran d Assets Athletics Marketing and Communications Brian Gaul brian.gaul@csusb.edu

ATHLETICS STYLE MANUAL | STYLE GUIDE USAGE

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WE DEFINE THE FUTURE BRANDMARK

UN IV ER SI T Y B RA N D M ARK

WE D E F I N E TH E F U TU R E

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WE DEFINE THE FUTURE CSUSB Athletics is a sub-set of the larger CSUSB brand. The CSUSB brandmark, We Define the Future, and other brand design elements are to be incorporated into athletics’ communications. The We Define the Future brandmark and brand design elements are available for download at www.csusb.edu/branding-toolkit. The brandmark should be strategically used on all on-campus communication materials to show the partnership with the university.

We Define the Future BRANDMARK | University Brandmark We Define the Future

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ATHLETICS LOGO SYSTEM GUIDELINES

PR OT ECT E D A RE A / C L EAR S PACE

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The protected area around the logo ensures that no other graphic elements interfere with its clarity and integrity. The protected area will always be scaled symmetrically and relative to the logo and/or wordmark. The depth of the protected area is equivalent to the height of 1/2 of the letter “U” in CSUSB or 1/2 of the letter “O“ in Yotes.

Gray area is the clear space to be honored

Height of 1/2 of the letter “U”

Athletics LOGO SYSTEM GUIDELINES | PROTECTED AREA/CLEAR SPACE

CO LOR PA L E TTE

These are the official colors of California State University, San Bernardino sports brand identity, images, symbols, and marks. Ink colors are specified according to the Pantone Matching System (PMS). The Pantone number, its processcolor equivalent (CYMK) and the recommended screen colors (RGB) are indicated. This document should not be used to match color on press. Please refer to a Pantone color selection book for correct rendition of color.

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COYOTE BLUE / PM S 300

C: 100 M: 42 Y: 0 K: 0

R: 0 G: 101 B: 189

#0065BD

C: 0 M: 0 Y: 0 K: 100

R: 35 G: 31 B: 32

#000000

C: 0 M: 0 Y: 0 K: 0

R: 255 G: 255 B: 255

#FFFFFF

BL ACK

W HI TE

Athletics LOGO SYSTEM GUIDELINES | COLOR PALETTE

FO N T GU I D E L I N E S

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Typography plays an important role in communicating an overall tone. Consistent and thoughtful use of typography reinforces our brand and ensures clarity and harmony in all athletics communications. To aid in creating a consistent look for a wide variety of athletics related communications, two typefaces are to be used – CSUSB Gameday and Myriad Pro. Display typefaces are to be used for bold headlines of articles and campaign graphics. CSUSB Gameday, a custom display typeface designed specifically for CSUSB Athletics, has unique grunge design elements that connect to the larger CSUSB brand. These unique characteristics form a distinctive, readily identifiable typeface to be used only for CSUSB Athletics. Consistent use will enhance the overall identity, promote consistency across athletics and build equity in the athletics brand. There are two weights in the CSUSB Gameday font – Regular and Stomp. Stomp should not be overused. There is no lowercase version. Do not try to “make” a lowercase version. Use of CSUSB Gameday font should be limited to no more than one sentence. Myriad Pro Black and Bold can also be used as headline fonts as well. For body text use, lighter weights of Myriad Pro provide legibility at small sizes and comes in a variety of weights and styles for maximum flexibility. These fonts should be used in all CSUSB Athletics applications. Alternate fonts can only be used when receiving approval from the CSUSB Office of Strategic Communication.

Note: The “Yotes” and “Coyotes” wordmark (as seen on page 17 and page 21) are hand lettered typeface and not available in a font.

Athletics LOGO SYSTEM GUIDELINES | FONT GUIDELINES

PR IM AR Y H E A D L I N E FO NT

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CSUSB GAMEDAY

MYRIAD PRO

REGULAR

BLACK

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 0123456789 ITALIC

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 0123456789 StOMP

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 0123456789 StOMP ITALIC

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 0123456789

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 0123456789 BOLD

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 0123456789 BOLD CONDENSED

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 0123456789 BOLD ITALIC

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 0123456789

Athletics LOGO SYSTEM GUIDELINES | PRIMARY HEADLINE FONT

PR IM AR Y TE X T F O N T

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MYRIAD PRO

ITALIC

SEMIBOLD

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 0123456789

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 0123456789 SEMIBOLD ITALIC

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 0123456789 REGULAR

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 0123456789

LIGHT

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 0123456789 LIGHT ITALIC

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 0123456789

Athletics LOGO SYSTEM GUIDELINES | PRIMARY TEXT FONT

USAGE SP E C I F I C ATI ONS

DO NOT manipulate the colors

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DO NOT rearrange the elements

DO NOT change the type spacing

DO NOT distort/stretch out of proportion

DO NOT affiliate logo with non consented brands

DO NOT change the typeface

DO NOT combine undesignated elements

DO NOT alter the orientation

DO NOT overprint on the logo element

DO NOT change the scaling

DO NOT flip the coyote head

DO NOT use low resolution

BOB’S OB’S BROILER RO EER R

Athletics LOGO SYSTEM GUIDELINES | USAGE SPECIFICATIONS

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CSUSB ATHLETICS BRAND

CS USB AT H L E TI CS B RAN D

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Our vision is to be the best Athletics Department in Division II, guided by these three values: Champion Student-Athletes, Champion People, and Champion Performance. Our brand is a reflection of our Championship Culture. It represents a student-athlete centered approach, where CSUSB Athletics uses sport to cultivate student-athlete development in the classroom, competition, and in life. Serving as role models, we help foster a championship culture that brings students, campus, and community together to share in the successes of a nationally recognized athletics department. Consistent and correct use of the CSUSB logos and brand reinforces that culture and brings awareness to the community and beyond. Using the correct logos in the primary location is the appropriate symbol in all communication including but not limited to stationary, publications, promotional items, advertisements, apparel, and signage. The CSUSB Athletics logo should be clearly displayed on all visual communications. It may not be incorporated into or combined with any other mark, symbol, or graphic to create a new mark. The logo should be used only for university-approved purposes and cannot be altered in any way.

CSUSB ATHLETICS BRAND | CSUSB ATHLETICS BRAND

LOGO US A G E G U I D E L I NES

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P R I M A R Y LO G O LO C AT I O N : The primary logo location is the primary place to represent the athletics brand and is used as the main identifying device. They are instantly recognizable symbols representing CSUSB Athletics. Reinforcement of the identity will build equity in our athletics brand. Only these logos can be used in the primary location.

plus all sport names logos like this

One of these should be most visible, front and center. It should be the first design to draw your eye. For example, it is to be used on the front of a shirt, hat or the corner pocket of a polo shirt. In print and digital design, it should be near the headline and be eye catching in the design.

S E CO N D A R Y LO G O LO C AT I O N : The secondary logo locations work closely in support of the primary location. Secondary is more flexible, while still making a connection to the brand. The back of a hat or sleeve of a shirt are perfect examples in appeal. In print design you might see these in the footer of the design.

CSUSB ATHLETICS BRAND | LOGO USAGE GUIDELINES

COYOT E S P I RI T MA RK

P R I M A R Y L O C ATI O N

LOGO COLOR VARIANTS ON PMS 300

LOGO COLOR VARIANTS ON BLACK

PMS 300

BLACK

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WHITE

CSUSB ATHLETICS BRAND | COYOTE SPIRIT MARK PRIMARY LOCATION

CS USB WO RD MA RK

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PR I M A R Y L O C ATI O N

LOGO COLOR VARIANTS ON PMS 300

LOGO COLOR VARIANTS ON BLACK

PMS 300

BLACK

WHITE CSUSB ATHLETICS BRAND | CSUSB WORDMARK PRIMARY LOCATION

CO R E LOG O

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PRI MARY LO C ATI O N

LOGO COLOR VARIANTS ON PMS 300

LOGO COLOR VARIANTS ON BLACK

PMS 300

BLACK

WHITE CSUSB ATHLETICS BRAND | Core LOGO PRIMARY LOCATION

YOT ES WO RD MA RK LOGO COLOR VARIANTS ON PMS 300

PR I M A R Y L O C ATI O N 1/2

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LOGO COLOR VARIANTS ON BLACK

USE 1- COLOR WHITE YOTES WORDMARK WHICH IS SLIGHTLY THICKER. SEE NEXT PAGE.

PMS 300

BLACK

WHITE

CSUSB ATHLETICS BRAND | YOTES WORDMARK PRIMARY LOCATION 1/2

YOT ES WO RD MA RK LOGO COLOR VARIANTS ON PMS 300

PR I M A R Y L O C ATI O N 2 /2

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LOGO COLOR VARIANTS ON BLACK

USE 1- COLOR BLUE YOTES WORDMARK WHICH IS SLIGHTLY THICKER. SEE BOTTOM RIGHT. USE 1- COLOR WHITE YOTES WORDMARK WHICH IS SLIGHTLY THICKER. SEE BOTTOM CENTER.

PMS 300

BLACK

WHITE

CSUSB ATHLETICS BRAND | YOTES WORDMARK PRIMARY LOCATION 2/2

CS USB 1 -CO L O R WO RDM ARK

P R I M A R Y L O C ATI O N

LOGO COLOR VARIANTS ON PMS 300

LOGO COLOR VARIANTS ON BLACK

PMS 300

BLACK

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WHITE

CSUSB ATHLETICS BRAND | CSUSB 1-COLOR WORDMARK PRIMARY LOCATION

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ADDITIONAL ATHLETICS MARKS

YOT ES+ H A S H TA G

S ECO N DA R Y L O C ATI O N

LOGO COLOR VARIANTS ON PMS 300

LOGO COLOR VARIANTS ON BLACK

PMS 300

BLACK

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WHITE

ADDITIONAL ATHLETICS MARKS | Yotes+Hashtag SECONDARY LOCATION

S PI R IT MA RK + YO TE S

S E CO N DA R Y L O C ATI O N

LOGO COLOR VARIANTS ON PMS 300

LOGO COLOR VARIANTS ON BLACK

PMS 300

BLACK

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WHITE

ADDITIONAL ATHLETICS MARKS | SPIRIT MARK+YOTES SECONDARY LOCATION

CO R E+COYO TE S

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S E CON DA R Y L O C ATI O N

LOGO COLOR VARIANTS ON PMS 300

LOGO COLOR VARIANTS ON BLACK

PMS 300

BLACK

WHITE

ADDITIONAL ATHLETICS MARKS | CORE+COYOTES SECONDARY LOCATION

CS USB WO RD MA RK + COYO T ES

S E CO N DA R Y L O C ATI O N

LOGO COLOR VARIANTS ON PMS 300

LOGO COLOR VARIANTS ON BLACK

PMS 300

BLACK

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WHITE

ADDITIONAL ATHLETICS MARKS | CSUSB WORDMARK+COYOTES SECONDARY LOCATION

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SPORT & DEPARTMENT SPECIFIC LOGOS

SPO R T S L O G O S YS TE M GU I DELI NES

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The Cal State San Bernardino Coyotes (Yotes), have been a member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) since athletics became a recognized facet of the university in the fall of 1984. The Yotes compete as a member of the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) – the premier Division II athletic conference in the country. The No. 1 CSUSB Coyotes put a fitting cap on what was a historic 2019 season on claiming the NCAA Division II National Championship with a perfect 33-0 record with a 3-1 win over No. 2 Nebraska Kearney in Denver in the National Championship Match from Metro State. The 2019 Yotes claimed the first team national championship, for any sport, in school history, and became just the third team in NCAA DII Volleyball history to go undefeated. In addition, Coyote teams have captured 26 CCAA championships, 27 Player of the Year honors, 20 CCAA Coach of the Year honors and more than 600 individual honors. At the NCAA level, the Coyotes have won 12 Division II regional championships and three Division III regional titles. Seventy-eight individuals have gone on to earn All-American honors.

SPORT & DEPARTMENT SPECIFIC LOGOS | SPORTS LOGO SYSTEM GUIDELINES 1/2

SPO R T S L O G O S YS TE M GU I DELI NES

G uid elines • These logos should only be typeset by the CSUSB Office of Strategic Communication. The kerning and the width of the letters change from sport to sport. • Only the designated CSUSB logos and wordmarks can be combined with a CSUSB sports “title.”

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M en’s Sp o r ts Basketball, Soccer, Baseball, Golf Wo men’s Sp o r ts Basketball, Soccer, Softball, Volleyball, Cross Country, Track & Field D epar tments Athletics, Spirit Squad, Sports Medicine, Strength & Conditioning, Student-Athlete Advisory Committee

• The “sports” name should be always placed underneath the designated CSUSB logo and wordmark. • The “sports” font should always be Myriad Pro Black. • The sports logo and wordmarks should not be combined with any other font, wordmark, or logos. • All approved logos are available for download through our licensing company (Learfield) or the csusbathletics.swivle.cloud website. See page 1 for access.

SPORT & DEPARTMENT SPECIFIC LOGOS | SPORTS LOGO SYSTEM GUIDELINES 2/2

SPO R T S L O G O S

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AT H LE TI CS 1/2

PRIMARY LOCATION LOGOS

The primary logo location is the primary place to represent the athletics brand and is used as the main identifying device. It should be the most visible, front and center.

3 color logo

BLACK

TEXT + STROKE • In Athletics / Sport text, color can change to any of the 3 approved

COYOTE BLUE

PMS 300

• Text and stroke should not be the same color • If you need to make 1 color, drop the stroke

WHITE

Shirt color can substitute for ink color

Secondary location

Solid Color logo APPROVED COLORS 1. Black 2. PMS 300 | Coyote Blue 3. White Ensure there is enough contrast for the logo to stand out on the background Primary location

SPORT & DEPARTMENT SPECIFIC LOGOS | SPORTS LOGOS ATHLETICS 1/2

SPO R T S L O G O S

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AT H LE TI CS 2 /2

SECONDARY LOCATION LOGOS

The secondary logo locations work closely in support of the primary location. Secondary is more flexible, while still making a connection to the brand.

3 color logo TEXT + STROKE • In Athletics / Sport text, color can change to any of the 3 approved • Text and stroke should not be the same color • If you need to make 1 color, drop the stroke Shirt color can substitute for ink color

Solid Color logo APPROVED COLORS 1. Black 2. PMS 300 | Coyote Blue 3. White Ensure there is enough contrast for the logo to stand out on the background

SPORT & DEPARTMENT SPECIFIC LOGOS | SPORTS LOGOS ATHLETICS 2/2

SPO R T S L O G O S

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BA S E BA L L 1/2

PRIMARY LOCATION LOGOS

The primary logo location is the primary place to represent the athletics brand and is used as the main identifying device. It should be the most visible, front and center.

3 color logo

BLACK

TEXT + STROKE • In Athletics / Sport text, color can change to any of the 3 approved

COYOTE BLUE

PMS 300

• Text and stroke should not be the same color • If you need to make 1 color, drop the stroke

WHITE

Shirt color can substitute for ink color

Solid Color logo APPROVED COLORS 1. Black 2. PMS 300 | Coyote Blue 3. White Ensure there is enough contrast for the logo to stand out on the background Primary location

SPORT & DEPARTMENT SPECIFIC LOGOS | SPORTS LOGOS BASEBALL 1/2

SPO R T S L O G O S

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BA S E BA L L 2 /2

SECONDARY LOCATION LOGOS

The secondary logo locations work closely in support of the primary location. Secondary is more flexible, while still making a connection to the brand.

3 color logo

BASEBALL

TEXT + STROKE • In Athletics / Sport text, color can change to any of the 3 approved • Text and stroke should not be the same color • If you need to make 1 color, drop the stroke Shirt color can substitute for ink color

BASEBALL

Solid Color logo APPROVED COLORS 1. Black 2. PMS 300 | Coyote Blue 3. White Ensure there is enough contrast for the logo to stand out on the background

SPORT & DEPARTMENT SPECIFIC LOGOS | SPORTS LOGOS BASEBALL 2/2

SPO R T S L O G O S

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BA S KETBA L L 1/2

PRIMARY LOCATION LOGOS

The primary logo location is the primary place to represent the athletics brand and is used as the main identifying device. It should be the most visible, front and center.

3 color logo

BLACK

TEXT + STROKE • In Athletics / Sport text, color can change to any of the 3 approved

COYOTE BLUE

PMS 300

• Text and stroke should not be the same color • If you need to make 1 color, drop the stroke

WHITE

Shirt color can substitute for ink color

Secondary location

Solid Color logo APPROVED COLORS 1. Black 2. PMS 300 | Coyote Blue 3. White Ensure there is enough contrast for the logo to stand out on the background Primary location

SPORT & DEPARTMENT SPECIFIC LOGOS | SPORTS LOGOS BASKETBALL 1/2

SPO R T S L O G O S

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BA S KETBA L L 2 /2

SECONDARY LOCATION LOGOS

The secondary logo locations work closely in support of the primary location. Secondary is more flexible, while still making a connection to the brand.

Solid Color logo APPROVED COLORS 1. Black 2. PMS 300 | Coyote Blue 3. White Ensure there is enough contrast for the logo to stand out on the background

SPORT & DEPARTMENT SPECIFIC LOGOS | SPORTS LOGOS BASKETBALL 2/2

SPO R T S L O G O S

MEN’ S BA S K E TBA L L 1/2

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PRIMARY LOCATION LOGOS

The primary logo location is the primary place to represent the athletics brand and is used as the main identifying device. It should be the most visible, front and center.

3 color logo

BLACK

TEXT + STROKE • In Athletics / Sport text, color can change to any of the 3 approved

COYOTE BLUE

PMS 300

• Text and stroke should not be the same color • If you need to make 1 color, drop the stroke

WHITE

Shirt color can substitute for ink color

Secondary location

Solid Color logo APPROVED COLORS 1. Black 2. PMS 300 | Coyote Blue 3. White Ensure there is enough contrast for the logo to stand out on the background Primary location

SPORT & DEPARTMENT SPECIFIC LOGOS | SPORTS LOGOS men’s bASKETBALL 1/2

SPO R T S L O G O S

MEN’ S BA S K E TBA L L 2 /2

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SECONDARY LOCATION LOGOS

The secondary logo locations work closely in support of the primary location. Secondary is more flexible, while still making a connection to the brand.

Solid Color logo APPROVED COLORS 1. Black 2. PMS 300 | Coyote Blue 3. White Ensure there is enough contrast for the logo to stand out on the background

SPORT & DEPARTMENT SPECIFIC LOGOS | SPORTS LOGOS men’s bASKETBALL 2/2

SPO R T S L O G O S

W OMEN ’ S BA S K E TBA L L 1/2

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PRIMARY LOCATION LOGOS

The primary logo location is the primary place to represent the athletics brand and is used as the main identifying device. It should be the most visible, front and center.

3 color logo

BLACK

TEXT + STROKE • In Athletics / Sport text, color can change to any of the 3 approved

COYOTE BLUE

PMS 300

• Text and stroke should not be the same color • If you need to make 1 color, drop the stroke

WHITE

Shirt color can substitute for ink color

Secondary location

Solid Color logo APPROVED COLORS 1. Black 2. PMS 300 | Coyote Blue 3. White Ensure there is enough contrast for the logo to stand out on the background Primary location

SPORT & DEPARTMENT SPECIFIC LOGOS | SPORTS LOGOS Women’s bASKETBALL 1/2

SPO R T S L O G O S

W OMEN ’ S BA S K E TBA L L 2 /2

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SECONDARY LOCATION LOGOS

The secondary logo locations work closely in support of the primary location. Secondary is more flexible, while still making a connection to the brand.

Solid Color logo APPROVED COLORS 1. Black 2. PMS 300 | Coyote Blue 3. White Ensure there is enough contrast for the logo to stand out on the background

SPORT & DEPARTMENT SPECIFIC LOGOS | SPORTS LOGOS Women’s bASKETBALL 2/2

SPO R T S L O G O S

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CROS S CO U N TR Y 1/2

PRIMARY LOCATION LOGOS

The primary logo location is the primary place to represent the athletics brand and is used as the main identifying device. It should be the most visible, front and center.

3 color logo

BLACK

TEXT + STROKE • In Athletics / Sport text, color can change to any of the 3 approved

COYOTE BLUE

PMS 300

• Text and stroke should not be the same color • If you need to make 1 color, drop the stroke

WHITE

Shirt color can substitute for ink color

Secondary location

Solid Color logo APPROVED COLORS 1. Black 2. PMS 300 | Coyote Blue 3. White Ensure there is enough contrast for the logo to stand out on the background Primary location

SPORT & DEPARTMENT SPECIFIC LOGOS | SPORTS LOGOS CROSS COUNTRY 1/2

SPO R T S L O G O S

VERSION 4 | MARCH 2021

CROS S CO U N TR Y 2 /2

SECONDARY LOCATION LOGOS

The secondary logo locations work closely in support of the primary location. Secondary is more flexible, while still making a connection to the brand.

CROSS COUNTRY

Solid Color logo APPROVED COLORS 1. Black 2. PMS 300 | Coyote Blue 3. White Ensure there is enough contrast for the logo to stand out on the background

SPORT & DEPARTMENT SPECIFIC LOGOS | SPORTS LOGOS CROSS COUNTRY 2/2

SPO R T S L O G O S

CROS S CO U N TR Y A N D TR A C K & F I E L D 1/2

VERSION 4 | MARCH 2021

PRIMARY LOCATION LOGOS

The primary logo location is the primary place to represent the athletics brand and is used as the main identifying device. It should be the most visible, front and center.

3 color logo

BLACK

TEXT + STROKE • In Athletics / Sport text, color can change to any of the 3 approved

COYOTE BLUE

PMS 300

• Text and stroke should not be the same color • If you need to make 1 color, drop the stroke

WHITE

Shirt color can substitute for ink color

Secondary location

Solid Color logo APPROVED COLORS 1. Black 2. PMS 300 | Coyote Blue 3. White Ensure there is enough contrast for the logo to stand out on the background Primary location

SPORT & DEPARTMENT SPECIFIC LOGOS | SPORTS LOGOS cross country and track & field 1/2

SPO R T S L O G O S

CROS S CO U N TR Y A N D TR A C K & F I E L D 2 /2

VERSION 4 | MARCH 2021

SECONDARY LOCATION LOGOS

The secondary logo locations work closely in support of the primary location. Secondary is more flexible, while still making a connection to the brand.

Solid Color logo APPROVED COLORS 1. Black 2. PMS 300 | Coyote Blue 3. White Ensure there is enough contrast for the logo to stand out on the background

SPORT & DEPARTMENT SPECIFIC LOGOS | SPORTS LOGOS cross country and track & field 2/2

SPO R T S L O G O S

VERSION 4 | MARCH 2021

G OLF 1 /2

PRIMARY LOCATION LOGOS

The primary logo location is the primary place to represent the athletics brand and is used as the main identifying device. It should be the most visible, front and center.

3 color logo TEXT + STROKE • In Athletics / Sport text, color can change to any of the 3 approved • Text and stroke should not be the same color

BLACK

COYOTE BLUE

PMS 300

• If you need to make 1 color, drop the stroke Shirt color can substitute for ink color

WHITE

Primary location

Solid Color logo APPROVED COLORS 1. Black 2. PMS 300 | Coyote Blue 3. White Ensure there is enough contrast for the logo to stand out on the background

SPORT & DEPARTMENT SPECIFIC LOGOS | SPORTS LOGOS GOLF 1/2

SPO R T S L O G O S

VERSION 4 | MARCH 2021

G OLF 2 / 2

SECONDARY LOCATION LOGOS

The secondary logo locations work closely in support of the primary location. Secondary is more flexible, while still making a connection to the brand.

Solid Color logo APPROVED COLORS 1. Black 2. PMS 300 | Coyote Blue 3. White Ensure there is enough contrast for the logo to stand out on the background

SPORT & DEPARTMENT SPECIFIC LOGOS | SPORTS LOGOS GOLF 2/2

SPO R T S L O G O S

VERSION 4 | MARCH 2021

S O CCE R 1/2

PRIMARY LOCATION LOGOS

The primary logo location is the primary place to represent the athletics brand and is used as the main identifying device. It should be the most visible, front and center.

3 color logo

BLACK

TEXT + STROKE • In Athletics / Sport text, color can change to any of the 3 approved

COYOTE BLUE

PMS 300

• Text and stroke should not be the same color • If you need to make 1 color, drop the stroke

WHITE

Shirt color can substitute for ink color

Secondary location

Solid Color logo APPROVED COLORS 1. Black 2. PMS 300 | Coyote Blue 3. White Ensure there is enough contrast for the logo to stand out on the background Primary location

SPORT & DEPARTMENT SPECIFIC LOGOS | SPORTS LOGOS SOCCER 1/2

SPO R T S L O G O S

VERSION 4 | MARCH 2021

S O CCE R 2 /2

SECONDARY LOCATION LOGOS

The secondary logo locations work closely in support of the primary location. Secondary is more flexible, while still making a connection to the brand.

Solid Color logo APPROVED COLORS 1. Black 2. PMS 300 | Coyote Blue 3. White Ensure there is enough contrast for the logo to stand out on the background

SPORT & DEPARTMENT SPECIFIC LOGOS | SPORTS LOGOS SOCCER 2/2

SPO R T S L O G O S

VERSION 4 | MARCH 2021

MEN’ S S O CC E R 1/2

PRIMARY LOCATION LOGOS

The primary logo location is the primary place to represent the athletics brand and is used as the main identifying device. It should be the most visible, front and center.

3 color logo

BLACK

TEXT + STROKE • In Athletics / Sport text, color can change to any of the 3 approved

COYOTE BLUE

PMS 300

• Text and stroke should not be the same color • If you need to make 1 color, drop the stroke

WHITE

Shirt color can substitute for ink color

Secondary location

Solid Color logo APPROVED COLORS 1. Black 2. PMS 300 | Coyote Blue 3. White Ensure there is enough contrast for the logo to stand out on the background Primary location

SPORT & DEPARTMENT SPECIFIC LOGOS | SPORTS LOGOS men’s Soccer 1/2

SPO R T S L O G O S

VERSION 4 | MARCH 2021

MEN’ S S O CC E R 2 /2

SECONDARY LOCATION LOGOS

The secondary logo locations work closely in support of the primary location. Secondary is more flexible, while still making a connection to the brand.

Solid Color logo APPROVED COLORS 1. Black 2. PMS 300 | Coyote Blue 3. White Ensure there is enough contrast for the logo to stand out on the background

SPORT & DEPARTMENT SPECIFIC LOGOS | SPORTS LOGOS men’s Soccer 2/2

SPO R T S L O G O S

W OMEN ’ S S O CC E R 1/2

VERSION 4 | MARCH 2021

PRIMARY LOCATION LOGOS

The primary logo location is the primary place to represent the athletics brand and is used as the main identifying device. It should be the most visible, front and center.

3 color logo

BLACK

TEXT + STROKE • In Athletics / Sport text, color can change to any of the 3 approved

COYOTE BLUE

PMS 300

• Text and stroke should not be the same color • If you need to make 1 color, drop the stroke

WHITE

Shirt color can substitute for ink color

Secondary location

Solid Color logo APPROVED COLORS 1. Black 2. PMS 300 | Coyote Blue 3. White Ensure there is enough contrast for the logo to stand out on the background Primary location

SPORT & DEPARTMENT SPECIFIC LOGOS | SPORTS LOGOS Women’s Soccer 1/2

SPO R T S L O G O S

W OMEN ’ S S O CC E R 2 /2

VERSION 4 | MARCH 2021

SECONDARY LOCATION LOGOS

The secondary logo locations work closely in support of the primary location. Secondary is more flexible, while still making a connection to the brand.

Solid Color logo APPROVED COLORS 1. Black 2. PMS 300 | Coyote Blue 3. White Ensure there is enough contrast for the logo to stand out on the background

SPORT & DEPARTMENT SPECIFIC LOGOS | SPORTS LOGOS Women’s Soccer 2/2

SPO R T S L O G O S

VERSION 4 | MARCH 2021

S OF T BA L L 1/2

PRIMARY LOCATION LOGOS

The primary logo location is the primary place to represent the athletics brand and is used as the main identifying device. It should be the most visible, front and center.

3 color logo

BLACK

TEXT + STROKE • In Athletics / Sport text, color can change to any of the 3 approved

COYOTE BLUE

PMS 300

• Text and stroke should not be the same color • If you need to make 1 color, drop the stroke

WHITE

Shirt color can substitute for ink color

Secondary location

Solid Color logo APPROVED COLORS 1. Black 2. PMS 300 | Coyote Blue 3. White Ensure there is enough contrast for the logo to stand out on the background Primary location

SPORT & DEPARTMENT SPECIFIC LOGOS | SPORTS LOGOS SOFTBALL 1/2

SPO R T S L O G O S

VERSION 4 | MARCH 2021

S OF T BA L L 2 /2

SECONDARY LOCATION LOGOS

The secondary logo locations work closely in support of the primary location. Secondary is more flexible, while still making a connection to the brand.

Solid Color logo APPROVED COLORS 1. Black 2. PMS 300 | Coyote Blue 3. White Ensure there is enough contrast for the logo to stand out on the background

SPORT & DEPARTMENT SPECIFIC LOGOS | SPORTS LOGOS SOFTBALL 2/2

SPO R T S L O G O S

VERSION 4 | MARCH 2021

T RACK & F I E L D 1/2

PRIMARY LOCATION LOGOS

The primary logo location is the primary place to represent the athletics brand and is used as the main identifying device. It should be the most visible, front and center.

3 color logo

BLACK

TEXT + STROKE • In Athletics / Sport text, color can change to any of the 3 approved

COYOTE BLUE

PMS 300

• Text and stroke should not be the same color • If you need to make 1 color, drop the stroke

WHITE

Shirt color can substitute for ink color

Solid Color logo APPROVED COLORS 1. Black 2. PMS 300 | Coyote Blue 3. White Ensure there is enough contrast for the logo to stand out on the background Primary location

SPORT & DEPARTMENT SPECIFIC LOGOS | SPORTS LOGOS TRACK & FIELD 1/2

SPO R T S L O G O S

VERSION 4 | MARCH 2021

T RACK & F I E L D 2 /2

SECONDARY LOCATION LOGOS

The secondary logo locations work closely in support of the primary location. Secondary is more flexible, while still making a connection to the brand.

Solid Color logo APPROVED COLORS 1. Black 2. PMS 300 | Coyote Blue 3. White Ensure there is enough contrast for the logo to stand out on the background

SPORT & DEPARTMENT SPECIFIC LOGOS | SPORTS LOGOS TRACK & FIELD 2/2

SPO R T S L O G O S

VERSION 4 | MARCH 2021

VOLLEYBA L L 1/2

PRIMARY LOCATION LOGOS

The primary logo location is the primary place to represent the athletics brand and is used as the main identifying device. It should be the most visible, front and center.

3 color logo

BLACK

TEXT + STROKE • In Athletics / Sport text, color can change to any of the 3 approved

COYOTE BLUE

PMS 300

• Text and stroke should not be the same color • If you need to make 1 color, drop the stroke

WHITE

Shirt color can substitute for ink color

Secondary location

Solid Color logo APPROVED COLORS 1. Black 2. PMS 300 | Coyote Blue 3. White Ensure there is enough contrast for the logo to stand out on the background Primary location

SPORT & DEPARTMENT SPECIFIC LOGOS | SPORTS LOGOS VOLLEYBALL 1/2

SPO R T S L O G O S

VERSION 4 | MARCH 2021

VOLLEYBA L L 2 /2

SECONDARY LOCATION LOGOS

The secondary logo locations work closely in support of the primary location. Secondary is more flexible, while still making a connection to the brand.

Solid Color logo APPROVED COLORS 1. Black 2. PMS 300 | Coyote Blue 3. White Ensure there is enough contrast for the logo to stand out on the background

SPORT & DEPARTMENT SPECIFIC LOGOS | SPORTS LOGOS VOLLEYBALL 2/2

SPO R T S L O G O S

VERSION 4 | MARCH 2021

S PI RI T SQUA D 1/2

PRIMARY LOCATION LOGOS

The primary logo location is the primary place to represent the athletics brand and is used as the main identifying device. It should be the most visible, front and center.

3 color logo TEXT + STROKE • In Athletics / Sport text, color can change to any of the 3 approved

SPIRIT SQUAD

• Text and stroke should not be the same color

BLACK

COYOTE BLUE

PMS 300

• If you need to make 1 color, drop the stroke Shirt color can substitute for ink color

WHITE

Primary location

Solid Color logo APPROVED COLORS 1. Black

SPIRIT SQUAD

2. PMS 300 | Coyote Blue

SPIRIT SQUAD

3. White Ensure there is enough contrast for the logo to stand out on the background

SPIRIT SQUAD

SPORT & DEPARTMENT SPECIFIC LOGOS | SPORTS LOGOS SPIRIT SQUAD 1/2

SPO R T S L O G O S

VERSION 4 | MARCH 2021

S PI RI T SQUA D 2 /2

SECONDARY LOCATION LOGOS

The secondary logo locations work closely in support of the primary location. Secondary is more flexible, while still making a connection to the brand.

Solid Color logo APPROVED COLORS 1. Black

SPIRIT SQUAD

2. PMS 300 | Coyote Blue 3. White Ensure there is enough contrast for the logo to stand out on the background

SPIRIT SQUAD

SPORT & DEPARTMENT SPECIFIC LOGOS | SPORTS LOGOS SPIRIT SQUAD 2/2

SPO R T S L O G O S

S PORT S M E D I C I N E 1/2

VERSION 4 | MARCH 2021

PRIMARY LOCATION LOGOS

The primary logo location is the primary place to represent the athletics brand and is used as the main identifying device. It should be the most visible, front and center.

3 color logo

BLACK

TEXT + STROKE • In Athletics / Sport text, color can change to any of the 3 approved

COYOTE BLUE

PMS 300

• Text and stroke should not be the same color • If you need to make 1 color, drop the stroke

WHITE

Shirt color can substitute for ink color

Secondary location

Solid Color logo APPROVED COLORS 1. Black 2. PMS 300 | Coyote Blue 3. White Ensure there is enough contrast for the logo to stand out on the background Primary location

SPORT & DEPARTMENT SPECIFIC LOGOS | SPORTS LOGOS SPORTS MEDICINE 1/2

SPO R T S L O G O S

S PORT S M E D I C I N E 2 /2

VERSION 4 | MARCH 2021

SECONDARY LOCATION LOGOS

The secondary logo locations work closely in support of the primary location. Secondary is more flexible, while still making a connection to the brand.

Solid Color logo APPROVED COLORS 1. Black 2. PMS 300 | Coyote Blue 3. White Ensure there is enough contrast for the logo to stand out on the background

SPORT & DEPARTMENT SPECIFIC LOGOS | SPORTS LOGOS SPORTS MEDICINE 2/2

SPO R T S L O G O S

S PORT S P E R F O R M A N C E 1/2

VERSION 4 | MARCH 2021

PRIMARY LOCATION LOGOS

The primary logo location is the primary place to represent the athletics brand and is used as the main identifying device. It should be the most visible, front and center.

3 color logo

BLACK

TEXT + STROKE • In Athletics / Sport text, color can change to any of the 3 approved

COYOTE BLUE

PMS 300

• Text and stroke should not be the same color • If you need to make 1 color, drop the stroke

WHITE

Shirt color can substitute for ink color

Secondary location

Solid Color logo

SPORTS PERFORMANCE SPORTS PERFORMANCE

SPORTS PERFORMANCE

APPROVED COLORS 1. Black 2. PMS 300 | Coyote Blue 3. White Ensure there is enough contrast for the logo to stand out on the background Primary location

SPORT & DEPARTMENT SPECIFIC LOGOS | SPORTS LOGOS Sports performance 1/2

SPO R T S L O G O S

VERSION 4 | MARCH 2021

S PORT S P E R F O R M A N C E 2 /2

SECONDARY LOCATION LOGOS

The secondary logo locations work closely in support of the primary location. Secondary is more flexible, while still making a connection to the brand.

Solid Color logo APPROVED COLORS 1. Black

SPORTS PERFORMANCE

2. PMS 300 | Coyote Blue 3. White Ensure there is enough contrast for the logo to stand out on the background

SPORTS PERFORMANCE

SPORT & DEPARTMENT SPECIFIC LOGOS | SPORTS LOGOS Sports performance 2/2

SPO R T S L O G O S

S T U DE N T- ATH L E TE A D VI S O R Y CO M M I TTE E 1/ 2

VERSION 4 | MARCH 2021

PRIMARY LOCATION LOGOS

The primary logo location is the primary place to represent the athletics brand and is used as the main identifying device. It should be the most visible, front and center.

3 color logo

BLACK

TEXT + STROKE • In Athletics / Sport text, color can change to any of the 3 approved

COYOTE BLUE

PMS 300

• Text and stroke should not be the same color • If you need to make 1 color, drop the stroke

WHITE

Shirt color can substitute for ink color

Secondary location

Solid Color logo APPROVED COLORS 1. Black 2. PMS 300 | Coyote Blue 3. White Ensure there is enough contrast for the logo to stand out on the background Primary location

SPORT & DEPARTMENT SPECIFIC LOGOS | SPORTS LOGOS Student-Athlete Advisory Committee 1/2

SPO R T S L O G O S

S T U DE N T- ATH L E TE A D VI S O R Y CO M M I TTE E 2/ 2

VERSION 4 | MARCH 2021

SECONDARY LOCATION LOGOS

The secondary logo locations work closely in support of the primary location. Secondary is more flexible, while still making a connection to the brand.

Solid Color logo APPROVED COLORS 1. Black 2. PMS 300 | Coyote Blue 3. White Ensure there is enough contrast for the logo to stand out on the background

SPORT & DEPARTMENT SPECIFIC LOGOS | SPORTS LOGOS Student-Athlete Advisory Committee 2/2

VERSION 4 | MARCH 2021

PRINT & DIGITAL DESIGN

APP L I CAT I O N S

VERSION 4 | MARCH 2021

DE S I G N E L E M E N TS

H EADLI N E

BOLD GAME DAY STOMP TYPEFACE

ACTION PHOTO

AT H L E T I C S B R A N D D E S I G N Throughout the designs you will see bold headlines paired with bold athletics action photography. The Yotes wordmark combined with the #10TeamsONEPACK hashtag will often be seen on the blue CSUSB foothills graphic. Each year a grouping of sponsor logos is identified and should be included on all promotional printed materials. All materials or templates with athletic logos need to be approved prior to printing or posting. Send pdf proofs to Athletics Marketing and Communications for logo approval. Athletics Marketing and Communications will submit to the Office of Strategic Communication for approval. Please allow up to 48 hours for logo review/approval. GRUNGE TEXTURE CSUSB FOOTHILLS GRAPHIC PAINT ROLLER TEXTURE

YOTES + HASHTAG LOCKUP

PRINT & DIGITAL Design | APPLICATIONS design elements

APP L I CAT I O N S

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BE HEARD 10/17 AVID/TRIO 10/20 Military/First Responders Appreciation 10/25 Faculty Appreciation 10/27 Costume Contest 11/1 ASI Day 11/3 Senior Day

FALL 2019

DAY

DATE

OPPONENT

LOCATION

TIME

Friday

8/23

Concordia (CA) #

Premier Field

11 A.M.

Wednesday

8/28

Point Loma

San Diego

4:30 P.M.

Saturday

8/31

Biola

La Mirada

7 P.M.

Monday

9/5

Dixie State

St. George, Utah

6:30 P.M.

Wednesday

9/7

Rogers State !

St. George, Utah

9 A.M.

Friday

9/13

Metro State

Premier Field

4 P.M.

Sunday

9/15

Colorado Springs

Premier Field

Noon

Saturday

9/21

Notre Dame de Namur

Belmont

Noon

Wednesday

9/25

Cal Poly Pomona *

Pomona

4:30 P.M.

Saturday

9/28

Fresno Pacific

Fresno

5 P.M.

Friday

10/4

San Marcos *

San Marcos

12:30 P.M.

Sunday

10/6

UC San Diego *

San Diego

11:30 A.M.

Friday

10/11

Stanislaus State *

Turlock

7 P.M.

Sunday

10/13

Chico State *

Chico

11:30 A.M.

Thursday

10/17

Cal State LA *

Premier Field

3 P.M.

Sunday

10/20

CSU Dominguez Hills *

Premier Field

2 P.M.

Friday

10/25

San Francisco State *

Premier Field

12:30 P.M.

Sunday

10/27

Humboldt State *

Premier Field

11:30 A.M.

Friday

11/1

CSU Monterey Bay *

Premier Field

3 P.M.

Sunday

11/3

CSU East Bay *

Premier Field

2 P.M.

Saturday

11/9

Sonoma State *

Rohnert Park

TBD

Tues-Sun

11/12-17

CCAA Championships

Home Site/San Diego

TBA

Fri-Sun

11/22-12/8

NCAA Regional Championships

Campus Host

TBA

Thur-Fri

12/12-14

NCAA Championships

Pittsburgh

# Exhibition ! Simon Fraser University * CCAA Matches

All Times Pacific unless noted Home Matches

FALL 2019 WOMEN’S HOME GAMES: FREE for CSUSB Students with ID & Children 4 and under $5.00 General Admission $3.00 Senior (55+), visiting students with school ID and youth 5-12 Parking permits are required 7 days a week

TBA CSUSBathletics

CSUSB Coyotes

CSUSB_athletics

CSUSB Coyotes App

CSUSBATHLETICS.COM

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PRINT & DIGITAL Design | APPLICATIONS Samples

APP L I CAT I O N S

VERSION 4 | MARCH 2021

DE S I G N S A M P L E S

BE FIERCE

VOLLEYBALL

2019 Cross Country

WOMEN’S SOCCER

MEN’S SOCCER

DAY

DATE

OPPONENT

LOCATION

TIME

DAY

DATE

OPPONENT

LOCATION

TIME

DAY

DATE

OPPONENT

LOCATION

Thursday

9/5

West Alabama !

Stephenville, Texas

3 P.M.

Friday

8/23

Concordia (CA) #

Premier Field

11 A.M.

Saturday

8/24

Azusa Pacific #

Premier Field

Friday

9/6

Minnesota Duluth !

Stephenville, Texas

12 P.M.

Wednesday

8/28

Point Loma #

San Diego

4:30 P.M.

Tuesday

8/27

Redlands #

Premier Field

3 P.M.

Saturday

9/7

Tarleton State !

Stephenville, Texas

2:30 P.M.

Saturday

8/31

Biola #

La Mirada

7 P.M.

Thursday

8/29

Concordia (CA) #

Irvine

3:30 P.M.

Monday

9/5

Dixie State

St. George, Utah

6:30 P.M.

Thursday

9/5

MSU Billings !

Burnaby, BC, Canada

6 P.M.

Wednesday

9/7

Rogers State !

St. George, Utah

9 A.M.

Saturday

9/7

Simon Fraser

Burnaby, BC, Canada

7 P.M.

Friday

9/13

Metro State

Premier Field

4 P.M.

Thursday

9/19

Dominican

San Rafael

Noon

Sunday

9/15

Colorado Springs

Premier Field

Noon

Saturday

9/21

Notre Dame de Namur

Belmont

3 P.M.

Thursday

9/26

Thursday

9/12

Simon Fraser #

CSUSB

12:30 P.M.

Thursday

9/12

Alaska Anchorage #

CSUSB

8 P.M.

Friday

9/13

Biola #

CSUSB

7:30 P.M.

Saturday

9/14

Point Loma #

CSUSB

5 P.M.

TIME 4 P.M.

Saturday

9/21

Notre Dame de Namur

Belmont

Noon

Cal Poly Pomona *

Pomona

Thursday

9/19

Sonoma State *

Sonoma

7 P.M.

Wednesday

9/25

Cal Poly Pomona *

Pomona

4:30 P.M.

Friday

10/4

San Marcos *

San Marcos

3 P.M.

Saturday

9/21

Humboldt State *

Arcata

7 P.M.

Saturday

9/28

Fresno Pacific

Fresno

5 P.M.

Sunday

10/6

UC San Diego *

San Diego

2 P.M.

10/11

Stanislaus State *

10/4

Friday

9/27

CSU San Marcos *

Coussoulis Arena

7 P.M.

Friday

San Marcos *

San Marcos

12:30 P.M.

9/28

UC San Diego *

Coussoulis Arena

7 P.M.

Sunday

10/6

UC San Diego *

San Diego

11:30 A.M.

Sunday

10/13

Chico State *

Chico

2 P.M.

Tuesday

10/1

Cal Poly Pomona *

Pomona

7 P.M.

Friday

10/11

Stanislaus State *

Turlock

7 P.M.

Thursday

10/17

Cal State LA *

Premier Field

12:30 P.M.

Friday

10/4

CSU Dominguez Hills *

Coussoulis Arena

7 P.M.

Sunday

10/13

Chico State *

Chico

11:30 A.M.

Sunday

10/20

CSU Dominguez Hills *

Premier Field

11:30 A.M.

San Francisco State *

Thursday

Premier Field

Turlock

4:30 P.M.

Saturday

10/5

Cal State LA *

Coussoulis Arena

7 P.M.

10/17

Cal State LA *

3 P.M.

Friday

10/25

Sunday

10/20

CSU Dominguez Hills *

Premier Field

2 P.M.

Sunday

10/27

Humboldt State *

Premier Field

2 P.M.

Friday

10/11

CSU San Marcos *

San Marcos

7 P.M.

Friday

10/25

San Francisco State *

Premier Field

12:30 P.M.

Friday

11/1

CSU Monterey Bay *

Premier Field

12:30 P.M.

Saturday

10/12

La Jolla

7 P.M.

Sunday

10/27

Humboldt State *

Premier Field

11:30 A.M.

Sunday

11/3

CSU East Bay *

Premier Field

11:30 A.M.

Saturday

10/19

UC San Diego * Cal Poly Pomona (HOMECOMING) *

Coussoulis Arena

7 P.M.

Premier Field

3 P.M.

Friday

11/1

CSU Monterey Bay *

Premier Field

3 P.M.

Saturday

11/9

Sonoma State *

Rohnert Park

TBD

Friday

10/25

CSU East Bay *

Hayward

7 P.M.

Sunday

11/3

CSU East Bay *

Premier Field

2 P.M.

Tues-Sun

11/12-17

TBA

10/26

San Francisco State *

San Francisco

7 P.M.

Saturday

11/9

Sonoma State *

Rohnert Park

TBD

Fri-Sun

11/22-12/8

Campus Host

TBA

Friday

11/1

Cal State LA *

Los Angeles

7 P.M.

Tues-Sun

11/12-17

Home Site/San Diego

TBA

Thur-Fri

12/12-14

Pittsburgh

TBA

Saturday

11/2

CSU Dominguez Hills *

Carson

7 P.M.

Fri-Sun

11/22-12/8

Campus Host

TBA

Fri-Sun

11/22-12/8

Campus Host

TBA

Friday

11/8

CSU Monterey Bay *

Coussoulis Arena

7 P.M.

Thur-Fri

12/12-14

CCAA Championships NCAA Regional Championships NCAA Championships

Pittsburgh

TBA

Thur-Fri

12/12-14

CCAA Championships NCAA Regional Championships NCAA Championships NCAA Regional Championships NCAA Championships

Home Site/San Diego

Saturday

Pittsburgh

TBA

Friday

11/15

Chico State *

Coussoulis Arena

7 P.M.

Saturday

11/16

Stanislaus State *

Coussoulis Arena

7 P.M.

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CCAA Championships

Coussoulis Arena

TBA

Thur-Fri

12/5-7

NCAA Regional Championships

Campus Host

TBA

Thur-Fri

12/12-14

NCAA Championships

Denver

TBA

! Texan Invitational (Tarleton State) # West Region Showcase (CSUSB) * CCAA Matches

All Times Pacific unless noted Home Matches

# Exhibition ! Dixie State University * CCAA Matches

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Saturday

9/7

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# Exhibition ! Simon Fraser University * CCAA Matches

TIME 8 am

FREE for CSUSB Students with ID & Children 4 and under

Biola Invitational

Los Angeles

Friday

9/13

Cougar Challenge

San Marcos

TBA

$5.00 General Admission

Saturday

9/21

Coyote Challenge

CSUSB

8 am

Saturday

9/28

The Master’s Invitational

Santa Clarita

7:45 am

$3.00 Senior (55+), visiting students with school ID and youth 5-12

Saturday

10/12

Triton Classic

Saturday

10/26

CCAA Championships *

Arcata

TBA

Saturday

11/9

NCAA Regional Championships

Monmouth, Ore.

TBA

* CCAA Matches

San Diego

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7 P.M.

Saturday

Friday

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PENALTIES for a., b., and c.— (1) A violator shall be given reasonable time to correct the situation. If it is not done, theBA violator S Eshall BAbeLejected L from the game. (2) If a play is made with illegal equipment, the offensive team has the choice of taking the play or having the play voided with the pitch being made again (see 8-6-b).

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d� The pitcher’s glove may not be white or gray, exclusive of piping nor, in the judgment of the umpire, be distracting in any way�

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PENALTY forGame, d.— APlayinG violator shall beand given reasonable time to correct the situation. Rule 1 / The Field equiPmenT 17 If it is not done, the violator shall be ejected from the game. Uniforms should become loose and the bat must be removed from the game, the same practice is toofbeallfollowed. Neither of these cause for SECTION 14� The uniforms participating players andinfractions coaches ofis the team batter shall be of thecalling same the color andout. style�

1) An institution’s uniform or an item of apparel (e�g�, team jersey, socks) that is worn by a student-athlete while representing the institution in intercollegiate baseball may contain only a single or VERSION 4 |manufacturer’s MARCH 2021 distributor’s logo or trademark on the outside of the apparel (regardless of the visibility of the logo or trademark)� The logo or trademark must be contained within a four-sided geometrical figure (e�g�, rectangle, square, parallelogram) that does not exceed 2¼ square inches� The item of apparel may contain more than one manufacturer’s or distributor’s logo or trademark on the inside of the apparel, provided the logo or trademark is not visible� 2) A single manufacturer’s or distributor’s logo or trademark, not to exceed 2¼ square inches, may appear on both the jersey and pants of a studentathlete’s uniform� 3) If an institution’s uniform or any item of apparel worn by a student-athlete in competition contains washing instructions on the outside of the apparel or on a patch that also includes the manufacturer’s or distributor’s logo or trademark, the entire patch must be contained within a four-sided, geometrical figure (e�g�, rectangle, square, parallelogram) that does not exceed 2¼ square inches� 4) The restriction on the size of a manufacturer’s or distributor’s logo or trademark is applicable to all apparel worn by student-athletes during the conduct of the institution’s competition, which includes any pregame or postgame activities (e�g�, postgame celebrations on the field, pregame or postgame press conferences) involving student-athletes�

g� ItBeginning 2020 NCAA segment for Division I and is requiredwith thatthe each team have Championship two sets of uniform jerseys of contrasting the 2021 NCAA Championship segmentteam for to Divisions II and III, uniform baseball colors� It is the responsibility of the visiting wear a contrasting battobarrel compression will team� be conducted prior to eachthat regular color the jersey worn bytesting the home It is recommended both season teams series or pregame single date of competition� All bats used in competition must wear the full or regular-game uniforms when entering the playing field� the barrelmust ringinclude test and barrel compression testing� Barrel compression a� pass All uniforms numbers on the back of the shirt� These numbers minimum standards for in bats produced with specific materials are developed shall be at least 6 inches height� the certification laboratory andor will published withshall the attach list of approved b� by Except for the standard shoe plate toebeplate, no player anything baseball bats� to the sole or heel of the shoe� Shoes with pointed metal spikes similar to golf or track shoes shall not be worn� Gloves or Mitts SECTION 13� a� The catcher may wear a glove or mitt of any dimension� b� The first baseman’s glove or mitt must not be more than 13 inches long or 8 inches wide� The webbing shall not be constructed so as to form a net type Rule 1 / The Game, PlayinG Field and equiPmenT 19 18 of trap� The length measurement Rule 1 / The PlayinGshall Field equiPmenT of Game, any glove/mitt beand from the bottom edge or heel straight up across the palm� The width measurement for the c� Polished metal or glass buttons shall be used onbase a uniform� a pitcher Protective Equipment first baseman’s mitt shall be from thenot center of the section If between the wears a helmet, must havetoa the nonglossy thumb and theitfirst finger outsidefinish� edge of the little finger� The crotch SECTION 15� a� Batter’s Helmet� It is required that every player wear a double areapart for the baseman’s exposed mitt shalltonot exceed inches in length, 4½ inches d� Any of first an undershirt view shall5 be of the same solid color earflap protective helmet while batting, on deck and running bases� No player in width the top andlengths 3½ inches the for base� other thanatwhite� Sleeve mayatvary each individual, but each player will be allowed to bat or run the bases without wearing such a helmet� All batting sleeves of the approximately length (torn or ragged sleeves helmets must bear the manufacturer’s certification indicating satisfaction of c� must Everywear player except catcher and the firstsame baseman is restricted to the use of a are prohibited)� sleeves, if worn a 8pitcher, be NOCSAE test standards� Helmets that are cracked, split or broken shall not be fielder’s glove notCompression-type more than 13 inches long nor moreby than inches must wide� For covered by anglove, undershirt� A uniform shall be notfrom contain pattern imitates worn� Tape of any kind on the helmet is not allowed and must be removed from the fielder’s the measurement the abase of thethat inside seam orofsuggests shape of aoutside baseball�edge of the little finger� These measurements the game� For speeding up play, it is recommended that the base runner continue the firstthe finger to the to wear the same helmet worn while batting� It is required that all designated notorexceed width under at the top and 3½ inches at isthethebase� e� Ashall player coach5¾ mayinches wear in a jacket the uniform top if it same nonroster (other than a coach and player) bat/ball person(s) wear a double earflap color as theforteam’s Only a pitcher may wear a jacket as an outer PENALTIES a., b.,undershirts� and c.— protective helmet while performing their duties� garment while a base shall runner� When worn, ittime is totobe buttoned or zipped� (1) Aasviolator be given reasonable correct the situation. If it A pitcher mayiswear a jacket theshall uniform top from whilethe batting� PENALTY—If an umpire observes a player wearing an illegal helmet before coming not done, theunder violator be ejected game. No other player is permitted to wear a jacket as the outer garment while a to bat, while at bat or while on base, the umpire shall instruct the player (2) If a play is made with illegal equipment, the offensiveserving team hasasthe base runner, a choice batter of or taking a defensive player� to change to a legal helmet without penalty. If the player refuses to the play or having the play voided with the pitch change helmets, the player shall be ejected from the contest. f� When coaching the made bases,again the uniform game jersey must be worn� If a team being (see 8-6-b). jacket or windshirt is worn, it must include the team’s official logo and be b� Catcher’s Throat Guard� It is required that all catchers have a built-in or d� consistent The pitcher’s may not be white orand gray,apparel� exclusive of piping nor,opt in the withglove the team’s uniform color If both coaches to attachable throat guard on their masks� judgment of the umpire, be distracting in any way� wear a jacket, the jackets must be uniform� At all other times, coaches are c� Catcher’s Helmet and Face Mask� It is required that all catchers shall wear a PENALTY forwear d.— aAteam-issued violator shalljacket be given reasonable time to correct the situation. allowed to or windshirt� protective helmet and face mask when fielding their position, warming up a If it is not done, the violator shall be ejected from the game. g� It is required that base coaches wear a helmet� Play will not continue until pitcher (i�e�, between innings) or catching in the bullpen� It is recommended compliance with this rule is met� It is recommended that the helmet meet that all catcher’s helmets bear the manufacturer’s certification indicating Uniforms NOCSAE14� standards� satisfaction of NOCSAE test standards� SECTION The uniforms of all participating players and coaches of the team h�shall A player or coach a team hat on the field� be of the same must color wear and style� PENALTY for b. and c.—The player shall not be allowed to catch but shall not be i� It In isaccordance witheach NCAA Bylaw ejected from the contest. required that team have12�5�4-(b): two sets of uniform jerseys of contrasting 1) AnIt institution’s uniformoforthe anvisiting item ofteam apparel (e�g�,a contrasting team jersey,uniform socks) colors� is the responsibility to wear d� Elbow Pads� (1) A player is permitted to wear one (1) elbow protection pad is jersey worn worn by a by student-athlete while thethat institution in color that to the the home team� It isrepresenting recommended both teams that does not exceed 10 inches in length, as measured when the pad is lying may contain onlywhen a single manufacturer’s or wear intercollegiate the full pregamebaseball or regular-game uniforms entering the playing field� flat� distributor’s logo or trademark on the outside of the apparel (regardless a� All uniforms must include numbers on the back of the shirt� These numbers 2) A nylon pad shall surround the shell of any elbow protection equipment� of the visibility of the logo or trademark)� The logo or trademark must shall be at least 6 inches in height� 3) No player may wear a nonstandard elbow protection pad, or any pad be contained withinshoe a four-sided figure b� Except for the standard plate or toegeometrical plate, no player shall(e�g�, attachrectangle, anything designed to protect the upper or lower arm, unless the player has an square, parallelogram) that does not exceed 2¼ square inches� The item of to the sole or heel of the shoe� Shoes with pointed metal spikes similar to golf existing elbow or other arm injury and the team carries with it the apparel may contain more than one manufacturer’s or distributor’s logo or or track shoes shall not be worn� following documentation: trademark on the inside of the apparel, provided the logo or trademark is a) A letter identifying the player and describing the nature of the injury not visible� and describing the proposed elbow protection pad; 2) A single manufacturer’s or distributor’s logo or trademark, not to exceed b) A physician’s report diagnosing the injury; and 2¼ square inches, may appear on both the jersey and pants of a studentc) A physician’s determination length of timeRULES the protective pad will be72 NCAA UNIFORM RULES | NCAAofUNIFORM BASEBALL athlete’s uniform� necessary� 3) If an institution’s uniform or any item of apparel worn by a student-athlete

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3.10 Uniforms that screw into the sole of the shoe are allowed� Pitching toes are allowed for all players as long as the pitching toeswith are securely fastened the entireand surface of All eligible players shall be attired uniforms (jersey,and pants/shorts socks) the attachment is in contact existingonly surface of the of identical style, color and with trim the differing in size andshoe� player’s numbers and names� Uniforms, all accessories and protective equipment must be worn 3.10 Uniforms properly and as designed� Exception: A player shall not be penalized for All eligiblea players attired with uniforms (jersey, pants/shorts and socks) changing uniformshall partbedue to saturation of blood� of identical style, color only inaccessories, size and player’s 3�10�1 Headgear. Visorsand andtrim capsdiffering are uniform may benumbers mixed, andand names� Uniforms, all accessories and protective equipment must bebyworn must be of the same predominant color and worn as intended the properly and as Exception: designed� Exception: A headgear player shall penalizedcolor for manufacturer� The catcher’s may not be ofbea different changing a uniform part due to saturation of blood� than other defenders’ headgear� 3�10�1 Headgear. caps areInclement uniform weather accessories, may beworn mixed, 3�10�2 Inclement Visors weatherand apparel. garments by and mustplayers be of should the same colorcolor and and worntrim as intended multiple be predominant of the same style, but must by notthe be manufacturer� Exception: catcher’s headgear mayrisk be of different color distracting, interfere with The the game or pose a safety to athe player(s) or than other defenders’ headgear� her opponents� 3�10�2 Inclementand weather apparel. Inclement or weather garments by 3�10�3 Insignias numbers. Commemorative any other special worn insignia/ multiple players should of uniform the sameasstyle, trim butuniforms must notare be patches may be worn onbethe longcolor as alland teammates’ distracting, withnumbers the gameareornot poselarger a safety to the All player(s) or identical andinterfere embedded thanrisk 1 inch� uniform her opponents� jerseys must have a distinct whole number between 0 and 99 inclusive on 3�10�3 Insignias and Commemorative or any other special insignia/ the back (0 and 00numbers. are considered the same number)� The number(s) or its patches shall may be be of worn on the uniform as long uniforms outline a contrasting color and shallasbeallatteammates’ least 6 inches high� Itare is identical and embedded not larger 1 inch� uniform recommended that jerseysnumbers have 3- are to 4-inch highthan numbers of aAll contrasting jerseys have aofdistinct whole number between 0 and 99 not inclusive on color onmust the front the jersey� Players on the same team shall wear the the back (0 and 00 are considered the same number)� The number(s) or its same number� outline shallItbeisofthe a contrasting color be atteam leastto6 inches It is 3�10�4 Jersey. responsibility of and the shall visiting ensure high� its jersey recommended that jerseys have 3- selected to 4-inchbyhigh of a contrasting is of a contrasting color to that the numbers home team� Exception: color on the front of the Players on the samejerseys, team shall wear the Tournament brackets mayjersey� designate light or dark but not in the event same number� one team’s dark jersey is too similar to the other team’s light jersey, the 3�10�4 Jersey. is thechange responsibility visiting teamItmust jerseys� of the visiting team to ensure its jersey is of contrasting color toplay, thattheselected the home team� Exception: Note: ForaNCAA championship respectivebyNCAA Softball Committee may brackets method may designate or darkjersey jerseys, but provided in the event electTournament to create a different to selectlight contrasting colors, it is one team’s dark jersey is too similar to the other team’s light jersey, the formally declared before the start of the championship round. visiting team must change jerseys� 3�10�5 Logos. A student-athlete may use athletics equipment or wear athletics Note: For NCAA championship play, or thelogo respective Committee may apparel that bears the trademark of an NCAA athleticsSoftball equipment or apparel electmanufacturer to create a different methodintoathletics select contrasting jersey provided it is or distributor competition andcolors, pre- and postgame formally declared the start of the championship round. activities (for before example, celebrations on the playing field, pre- or postgame 3�10�5 A student-athlete may use athletics equipment pressLogos. conferences), provided the following criteria are met: or wear athletics apparel bears the trademark(for or logo of an athletics equipment or apparel 3�10�5�1that Athletics equipment example, shoes, helmets, softball bats, manufacturer or distributor in athletics competition and preand gloves, batting gloves) shall bear only the manufacturer’s normalpostgame label or activities (for example, celebrations thefor playing pre- orpublic� postgame trademark, as it is used on all suchon items sale tofield, the general press conferences), provided the following criteria are met: 3�10�5�2 The student-athlete’s institution’s official uniform (including socks, 3�10�5�1 Athletics and equipment example, shoes,(for helmets, bats, and warm-ups) all other (for uniform accessories example,softball headbands, gloves, gloves)visors shallorbear only thebear manufacturer’s label or T-shirts,batting wristbands, hats) shall only a singlenormal manufacturer’s trademark, as it normal is used on all such items for (regardless sale to the general public� of or distributor’s label or trademark of the visibility 3�10�5�2 The student-athlete’s institution’s official uniform (including socks, and warm-ups) and all other uniform accessories (for example, headbands, T-shirts, wristbands, visors or hats) shall bear only a single manufacturer’s or distributor’s normal label or trademark (regardless of the visibility of

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the label or trademark), not to exceed 2¼ square inches in area (rectangle, square, parallelogram) including any additional material (for example, a patch) surrounding the normal trademark or logo� 3�10�6 Pants/shorts. The uniform may consist of pants or shorts, but all players on the same team must be attired the same way� 3�10�7 Signal arm band. It is not required that players wear a signal arm band, but if worn, it shall be worn on the arm and as intended by the manufacturer� 3�10�8 Undergarments� It is not required that players wear undergarments, but if worn by more than one player, the apparel must be the same in color� Shirt style and sleeve length may vary� Visible undergarments must be in a single, solid color and worn as intended by the manufacturer (not frayed, torn, slit or rolled up)� EFFECT—(3.10.1 to 3.10.8)—The umpire shall issue a warning to any player not complying with the uniform rules. If possible, the player shall remove the impermissible item(s) or correct the violation. If impossible or the player chooses not to comply with the umpire’s request, she shall be ejected from the game. (Administrative ejection; see Rule 13.2.1.)

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Art. 1. A visible display located at the scorers’ table shall be available to indicate team possession in the alternating-possession procedure�

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Art. 1. The home team’s game administration shall designate each team’s bench� Art. 2. The team benches shall be located equidistant from the division line extended at each side of the scorers’ and timers’ table on the sidelines� Art. 3. The scorers’ and timers’ table shall be located courtside and at midcourt� Art. 4. Teams shall warm up at the end of the playing court farthest from their 24 RuLE 1 / COuRT ANd EquIPMENT own bench for the first half�

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Section 22. visible Uniforms Jersey andand Shorts) Art. 2. Two shot (Game clocks are required, shall be recessed and mounted on behindofeach Art.the 1. backboard A uniformsupports shall consist thebackboard� game shorts and game jersey� Game shorts are the bottom portion of the uniform� Game jerseys are the top part of the uniform� Art. 2. Warm-ups are any pieces of clothing worn by team members that must be removed before they become players� Warm-ups are not considered part of the uniform� Art. 3. The color, style and design of all teammates’ game jerseys and game shorts shall be alike� Art. 4. Opposing team uniforms shall be of contrasting colors� The home team shall wear light game jerseys and game shorts and the away team shall wear dark game jerseys and game shorts� This rule may be altered by mutual consent of the competing institutions as long as the color of the jersey and shorts are still contrasting� Team uniform and game jersey colors shall be defined by the color

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Logos can be placed at apex of neckline or left/right shoulder panel

6”

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Institution’s national flag permitted between shoulder seam and apex on the player’s left side

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The institutional logo or mascot logo may replace the school name, but it must not be closer than 1” to the numbers

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Art. 3. An alternate timing device shall be available when a visible shot clock RuLE 1 / COuRT ANd EquIPMENT 25 malfunctions� Art. 4. LED lights located around the shot clock may be used, but the lights of theonly neutral zone� A perceptible majority of the game shorts shall be the color shall be activated for a shot-clock violation� of the neutral zone� Section 20.neutral Possession Art. 5. The zone(s)Indicator of the game jersey shall be of the same single color� A tonal design effect is permitted the neutral zone(s) providedtothe tonal Art. 1. A visible display located atwithin the scorers’ table shall be available indicate shift not moreinthan 15 percent of any oneprocedure� shade of color� Words including team ispossession the alternating-possession institutional names, mascots, nicknames, logos, marks and names intended to Section 21. Team Benches—Scorers’ and Timers’ Table celebrate or memorialize persons, events, or other worthy causes are permitted� Art. 1. The home administration shallnot designate each team’s bench� Commercial names,team’s logos,game marks and slogans are permitted� Art. 2. benches be located division line 6. The The team neutral zoneshall of the game equidistant jersey shall from meetthethe following extended at each side of the scorers’ and timers’ table on the sidelines� requirements: Art.a�3.The Thefront scorers’ and timers’ tablebeshall be located courtside and at panel midcourt� neutral zone shall measured from the shoulder and the bottom shall be a minimum 12 inches Art. 4.extend Teamstoshall warm upofatthe thegame end jersey� of the It playing court farthest from their wide measured 6 inches own bench for the first half� in each direction from the center of the neckline� b� The22. back neutral (Game zone shall be measured from the shoulder panel and Section Uniforms Jersey and Shorts) extend to the bottom of the game jersey� It shall be a minimum 12 inches Art. 1.wide A uniform consist of the game from shortstheand game jersey� Game measuredshall 6 inches in each direction center of the neckline� shorts are the bottom portion of the uniform� Game jerseys are the top part of For the purposes of defining the neutral zone, the shoulder panel shall thec�uniform� be measured from the top of the shoulder/shoulder seam and extend a Art. 2.maximum Warm-ups any pieces of clothing worn of are 5 inches toward the bottom of by theteam gamemembers jersey onthat bothmust the be removed before they become players� Warm-ups are not considered part of front and back� the uniform� Art. 3. The color, style and design of all teammates’ game jerseys and game shorts shall be alike� Art. 4. Opposing team uniforms shall be of contrasting colors� The home team shall wear light game jerseys and game shorts and the away team shall wear dark game jerseys and game shorts� This rule may be altered by mutual consent of the competing institutions as long as the color of the jersey and shorts are still contrasting� Team uniform and game jersey colors shall be defined by the color

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Numbers should be 1” minimum in thickness and a solid color with borders not more than 1 /2”

Numbering rules are intended to provide a clearly visible number for a Therefore, distance on a media broadcast or scouting video. RULES FOR SHORTS: • A perceptible majority of the game shorts must be the color of the game jersey’s neutral zone (clear to the naked eye). • Institutional names, mascots or logos are permitted on the game shorts. There is no limit to the number of these permissible logos on the game shorts, but these count toward the color of the shorts. • One manufacturer logo meeting NCAA bylaw restrictions (21/4”) is permitted on the game shorts.

Art. 7. Only the following are permitted in the front and back neutral zones: a� A player or institutional name/mascot/logo� 1� Not more than two identifying names or abbreviations may be placed on the front or back of the game jersey� The name(s) shall: a� Identify the school, the school nickname or mascot, or the player’s name� b� Be placed horizontally� c� Be placed not closer than 1 inch from the uniform number� 2� No commercial advertising is permitted anywhere on the uniform� b� A player number with Arabic numerals� 1� Each team member’s game jersey shall be numbered on the front and back� The number shall be located in the neutral zone(s)� 2� The following numbers are legal: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 00, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, and 55� Team rosters can include 0 or 00, but not both�

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3� The numbers on the front and back of the game jersey shall be centered horizontally in the neutral zone and be of the same color and style� 4� The number shall be at least 6 inches high on the back and at least 4 inches high on the front and not less than 1 inch wide� 5� Duplicate numbers are not permitted to be worn by members of the same team� 6� The number shall be one single solid color that is clearly in distinct contrast with the neutral zone regardless of any border around the number� This border shall be not more than 1/2-inch wide and may be of any color(s)� c� An institutional or conference logo and/or commemorative/memorial patch meeting the restrictions of Rule 1-25�2 located in one of two places on the front of the jersey: (1) the apex of the neckline; (2) shoulder panel on either the right or left side, and in only one place on the back of the jersey, the apex/center of the neckline as close to the neckline as is possible� The same logo cannot appear on both the front and the back� An institutional and a conference logo may both appear on the front of the game jersey� d� A national flag of the NCAA member institution located between the apex of the front neckline and the shoulder seam on the left side of the game jersey and meeting the size restrictions of Rule 1-25�2� e� A colored neckline not to exceed 1 inch in width� f� Other names intended to celebrate or memorialize persons, events or other worthy causes are permitted only in the back neutral zone� Art. 8. There shall be no other letters, numbers or decorative elements between a number and a name unless it is part of the institution’s official logo� Art. 9. There shall be no color or design restrictions outside the neutral zones� Art. 10. Game jerseys shall be tucked in the game shorts� Note: The first time an official must tell a player to tuck in the game jersey, the official shall issue a warning to the head coach. The next time any player on the same team has the game jersey untucked, that player shall leave the game until the next opportunity to substitute. The official shall enforce this rule at the next dead ball after observing the violation. Art. 11. Institutional names, nicknames, mascots or logos are permitted on the game shorts provided that a perceptible majority of the game shorts is the color of the neutral zone� One conference logo meeting the restrictions of Rule 1-25�2 is permitted on the game shorts� Section 23. Undergarments Art. 1. An undershirt is considered to be part of the game jersey and must be a color similar to that of the game jersey as defined by the neutral zone� In addition, the sleeves and neckline of undershirts shall be unaltered (e�g�, no cutoff sleeves or cut necklines)� Both sleeves shall be of the same length and not extend beyond the elbows� No logos, decorations, trim, commemorative patches, lettering or numbering may be used on an undershirt� The same color must be worn by teammates�

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Art. 2. Undergarments may extend below the game shorts and shall be of the same color as that of the game shorts, black, white or beige� One institutional logo or mascot meeting the restrictions of Rule 1-25�2 may appear on undergarments that extend below the game shorts� The same color must be worn by teammates� Section 24. Headbands, Wristbands and Sleeves. Art. 1. Any item that goes entirely around the head, such as headbands or hair control devices, shall: a� Be a single non-abrasive and unadorned item made of cloth, elastic, fiber, soft leather, pliable plastic or rubber; b� Be a single solid color, similar to the dominant color of the game jersey, white, black or beige; c� Be not wider than 2 inches; d� Bear one manufacturer’s logo or one institutional logo/mascot that shall meet the restrictions of Rule 1-25�2� The logo shall appear only once; and e� Exclude hard items including, but not limited to, barrettes, beads and bobby pins� Art. 2. Wristbands shall meet the same restrictions as headbands as stated in 1-24�1� Art. 3. Wristbands and headbands shall be uniform with each other and for the entire team� Art. 4. The use of an arm sleeve, knee sleeve and lower leg sleeve is permissible� These sleeves must be of a solid color� The arm sleeve may be black, white beige or any color contained in the jersey, and the same color must be worn by teammates� The sleeves on the leg (knee or lower leg) may be black, white beige or the color of the game shorts, and the same color must be worn by teammates� One institutional logo or mascot meeting the restrictions of Rule 1-25�2 may appear on an arm sleeve, knee sleeve or leg sleeve� Section 25. Logos, Labels, Trademarks, Patches Art. 1. A single manufacturer’s or distributor’s normal logo, label or trademark meeting the size restrictions of Rule 1-25�2 is permitted once on the game jersey, once on the game shorts and once on all other items of apparel excluding the undershirt� Names or logos of professional sports entities are not permitted on any items of apparel� Art. 2. The following shall be contained within a four-sided geometrical space (i�e� rectangle) that does not exceed 2¼ square inches: a� A manufacturer’s or distributor’s logo, label or trademark b� An institutional or conference logo/mascot� c� A commemorative or memorial patch� d� A flag� Art. 3. When an institution’s uniform or any item of apparel worn by a studentathlete contains an identification label or washing instructions, they shall be located not more than 2 inches from the bottom of the game jersey’s torso and the entire label

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shall be contained within a four-sided geometrical space not to exceed 2 ¼ square inches� The following may be included in the identification label: a� The manufacturer’s normal logo, label or trademark� b� Space for a team member’s name and number� c� The institution’s name or logo and/or the conference’s name or logo� Section 26. Players’ Equipment Art. 1. The referee shall not permit any player to wear equipment that in his or her judgment is dangerous to other players� Art. 2. Elbow, hand, finger, wrist or forearm guards, casts or braces made of fiberglass, plaster, metal or any other non-pliable substance, shall be prohibited unless covered completely with the slow-rebounding foam as described in Rule 1-26�4� Art. 3. The prohibition of the use of hard substance material does not apply to the upper arm, shoulder or leg when the material is padded so as not to create a hazard for other players� Art. 4. Pliable (flexible or easily bent) material, covered on all exterior sides and edges with not less than 1/2-inch thickness of a slow-rebounding foam, may be used to immobilize and protect an injury� Art. 5. Equipment that could cut or cause an injury to another player shall be prohibited, without respect to whether the equipment is hard� Excessively long fingernails shall be prohibited� Art. 6. Equipment used shall be appropriate for basketball� Basketball knee braces may be worn when they are covered properly� A protector for any injured facial bone, even though made of hard material, shall be permissible when it does not endanger other players� Eyeglass and mouth guard protectors are appropriate equipment when they meet the qualifications outlined in this rule� Names or logos of professional sports entities are not permitted on any player's equipment� Art. 7. Head decorations, head wear, headgear and jewelry are illegal� Art. 8. Any equipment that is unnatural and designed to increase a player’s height or reach, or to gain an unfair advantage, shall be prohibited�

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Section 22. Uniforms (Game Jersey and Shorts) Art. 1. A uniform shall consist of the game shorts and game jersey� Game shorts are the bottom portion of the uniform� Game jerseys are the top part of the uniform� Art. 2. Warm-ups are any pieces of clothing worn by team members that must be removed before they become players� Warm-ups are not to be considered part of the uniform� Art. 3. The color, style and design of all teammates’ game jerseys and game shorts shall be alike� Art. 4. Opposing team uniforms shall be of contrasting colors� The home team shall wear light game jerseys and game shorts and the away team shall wear dark game jerseys and game shorts� This rule may be altered by mutual consent of the competing institutions as long as the color of the jersey and shorts are still contrasting� Team uniform and game jersey colors shall be defined by the color of the neutral zone� A perceptible majority of the game shorts shall be the color of the neutral zone� Art. 5. The neutral zone(s) of the game jersey shall be of the same single color� A tonal design effect is permitted within the neutral zone(s) provided the tonal shift is not more than 15 percent of any one shade of color� Words, including institutional names, mascots, nicknames, logos, and marks, and names intended to celebrate or memorialize persons, events, or other worthy causes, are permitted� Commercial names, logos, marks and slogans are prohibited� Art. 6. The neutral zone of the game jersey shall meet the following requirements: a� The front neutral zone shall be measured from the shoulder panel and extend to the bottom of the game jersey� It shall be a minimum 12 inches wide measured 6 inches in each direction from the center of the neckline� b� The back neutral zone shall be measured from the shoulder panel and extend to the bottom of the game jersey� It shall be a minimum 12 inches wide measured 6 inches in each direction from the center of the neckline� c� For the purposes of defining the neutral zone, the shoulder panel shall be measured from the top of the shoulder/shoulder seam and extend a maximum of 5 inches toward the bottom of the game jersey on both the front and back� Art. 7. Only the following are permitted in the front and back neutral zones: a� A player or institutional name/mascot/logo� 1� Not more than two identifying names or abbreviations may be placed on the front or back of the game jersey� The name(s) shall: a� Identify the school, the school nickname or mascot, or the player’s name� b� Be placed horizontally� c� Be placed not closer than 1 inch from the uniform number� 2� No commercial advertising is permitted� b� A player number with Arabic numerals�

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1� Each team member’s game jersey shall be numbered on the front and back� The number shall be located in the neutral zone(s)� 2� The following numbers are legal: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 00, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, and 55� Team rosters can include 0 or 00, but not both� 3� The numbers on the front and back of the game jersey shall be centered horizontally in the neutral zone and be of the same color and style� 4� The number shall be at least 6 inches high on the back and at least 4 inches high on the front and not less than 1 inch wide� 5� Duplicate numbers are not permitted to be worn by members of the same team� 6� The number shall be one single solid color that is clearly in distinct contrast with the neutral zone irrespective of any border around the number� This border shall be not more than ½ inch wide of any color(s)� c� An institutional or conference logo and/or commemorative/memorial patch meeting the restrictions of Rule 1-25�2 located in one of two places on the front of the jersey: (1) the apex of the neckline; (2) shoulder panel on either the right or left side, and in only one place on the back of the jersey, the apex/center of the neckline as close to the neckline as is possible� The same logo cannot appear on both the front and the back� An institutional and a conference logo may both appear on the front of the game jersey� d� A national flag of the NCAA member institution located between the apex of the front neckline and the shoulder seam on the left side of the game jersey and meeting the size restrictions of Rule 1-25�2� e� A colored neckline not to exceed 1 inch in width� f� Other names intended to celebrate or memorialize persons, events, or other worthy causes are permitted only in the back neutral zone� Art. 8. There shall be no other letters, numbers, or decorative elements between a number and a name unless it is part of the institution’s official logo� Art. 9. There shall be no color or design restrictions outside the neutral zones� Art. 10. Game jerseys shall be tucked in the game shorts� Note: The first time an official must tell a player to tuck in the game jersey, the official shall issue a warning to the head coach. The next time any player on the same team has the game jersey untucked, that player shall leave the game until the next opportunity to substitute. The official shall enforce this rule at the next dead ball after observing the violation. Art. 11. Institutional names, nicknames, mascots or logos are permitted on the game shorts provided that a perceptible majority of the game shorts is the color of the neutral zone� One conference logo meeting the restrictions of Rule 1-25�2 is permitted on the game shorts�

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Section 23. Undershirts and Undergarments Art. 1. An undershirt is considered to be part of the game jersey and must be a color similar to that of the game jersey as defined by the neutral zone� In addition, the sleeves and neckline of undershirts shall be unaltered (e�g�, no cutoff sleeves or cut necklines)� A compression shirt with sleeves that extends below the elbow is permitted� Both sleeves shall be of the same length� No logos (excluding one manufacturer's logo that meets the size restriction of Rule 1-25�2), decorations, trim, commemorative patches, lettering or numbering may be used on an undershirt� The same color must be worn by teammates� Art. 2. Undergarments may extend below the game shorts and shall be white, black, beige, or any color contained in the game jersey� One institutional logo or mascot meeting the restrictions of Rule 1-25�2 may appear on undergarments that extend below the game shorts� The same color must be worn by teammates�

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women’s volleyball

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7.1.1 Composition The playing uniform consists of a jersey plus shorts/briefs, pants or culottes (one- or two-piece)� Gym shoes are required equipment� 7�1�1�1 With the exception of the libero, teammates must wear uniforms of the same color, style, cut and trim, including sleeve length� Manufacturers’ logos and lettering on uniforms are not required to be identical� Shoes, socks and kneepads are not considered a part of the uniform and are not required to be identical� 7�1�1�2 Libero uniforms: The libero uniform must clearly contrast from the predominant color(s) of the jersey of her teammates’, excluding trim� The libero’s jersey cannot be made up solely of the same predominant color(s) as her teammates’ even if the like color(s) are placed differently on the jersey� Regarding the libero jersey: 7�1�1�2�1 The shirt or jersey must have a visible legal number� 7�1�1�2�2 The style and trim of the libero’s shirt, jersey and/or shorts may differ from her teammates’� 7�1�1�2�3 Sublimation is allowed as long as the jersey meets all other uniform specifications� 7�1�1�2�4 Lettering can be a different color than lettering on the teammates’ jersey� 7�1�1�2�5 Numbers must be a contrasting color and meet all other specifications in Rule 7�1�2� 7�1�1�2�6 The sleeve(s) and front and/or back of the jersey can each contain a single mascot and/or school reference� The mascot/school reference must not exceed 3" x 5" or 4" x 4"� 7�1�1�3 Exposed undergarments such as T-shirts, boxer shorts, tights, leotards, body suits, bicycle shorts, etc�, must meet certain standards� If more than one team member (other than the libero) wears an article of clothing from the above list, the articles of clothing must be identical� If different articles of clothing from the above list are worn on the lower body by more than one team member, the articles need not be identical, but must be similar in color� Note: When opponents have jerseys of the same color, it may create confusion regarding which player/team has committed a fault, particularly if the match is being televised. The home team should change colors if possible. RULE 7 / PLAYERS’ EqUIPMENT

7.1.2 Uniform Numbers 7�1�2�1 Players’ jerseys must be marked with Arabic numbers not less than 10 centimeters (4 inches) in height on the chest and not less4than 15 centimeters | MARCH 2021 1/2 (6 inches) in height on the back� The stripe VERSION forming the numbers must be at least 2 centimeters (3/4 inch) wide at the narrowest point� Uniform jerseys worn by teammates must display numbers of the same color and size� 7�1�2�2 The number on the front of each jersey must be the same as the number on the back of the jersey� 7�1�2�3 If numbers are worn on the shorts, the number on the shorts must be the same as the number on the jersey� 7�1�2�4 Numbers must be solid-colored� A “shadow” trim not to exceed 1�27 centimeters (½ inch) in width is allowable� Either the body of the number or the surrounding trim must be a color that is in sharp contrast to the jersey color� If trim is used, it must completely surround the number� Beginning in 2019, the jersey number must be of a color that is clearly in distinct contrast with the color of the jersey, irrespective of any border around the number� 7�1�2�5 Numbers must be located on the jersey in a position where they are clearly visible� Specifically: 7�1�2�5�1 On the back of the uniform, the number must be centered� 7�1�2�5�2 On the front of the uniform, the number must be either: 7�1�2�5�2�1 Centered on the upper body (upper chest, center chest or high stomach area); or 7�1�2�5�2�2 Placed on the upper right- or left-hand shoulder area� The top of the number must be no more than 12�5 centimeters (5 inches) down from the shoulder seam� 7�1�2�5�3 Numbers must be clearly visible at all times during the match� Rolling or taping the jersey sleeves in such a way that the number is not clearly visible is prohibited� 7�1�2�6 Shirts may be numbered from 0 through 99 inclusively� Duplicate numbers may not be worn� 7�1�2�7 The number may not be any part of a design on the jersey� 7�1�2�8 Once the lineup sheet has been submitted for the first set, players may not change numbers for the remainder of the match, unless the uniform is damaged� (Exceptions: Rule 12�3�1�1�3 and Rule 11�3�7�3�) 7.1.3 Logos Note: The following article is to be enforced by each conference or institution. If officials observe uniforms that do not conform to these regulations, the team should be notified and asked to comply if possible; the match takes place regardless. The conference administration should then be notified after the match. 7�1�3�1 In accordance with NCAA Bylaw 12�5�4, an institution’s uniform or any item of apparel (i�e�, wristbands, headbands) that is worn by a studentathlete while representing the institution in intercollegiate competition may contain only a single manufacturer’s or distributor’s logo or trademark on the outside of the apparel (regardless of the visibility of the logo or trademark)� The logo or trademark must be contained within a four-sided geometrical

7.1.2 Uniform Numbers 7�1�2�1 Players’ jerseys must be marked with Arabic numbers not less than 10 centimeters (4 inches) in height on the chest and not less than 15 centimeters (6 inches) in height on the back� The stripe forming the numbers must be at least 2 centimeters (3/4 inch) wide at the narrowest point� Uniform jerseys worn by teammates must display numbers of the same color and size� 7�1�2�2 The number on the front of each jersey must be the same as the number on the back of the jersey� 7�1�2�3 If numbers are worn on the shorts, the number on the shorts must be the same as the number on the jersey� 7�1�2�4 Numbers must be solid-colored� A “shadow” trim not to exceed 1�27 centimeters (½ inch) in width is allowable� Either the body of the number or the surrounding trim must be a color that is in sharp contrast the jersey NCAAtoUNIFORM RULES | NCAA UNIFORM RULES WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL 1/2 color� If trim is used, it must completely surround the number� Beginning in 2019, the jersey number must be of a color that is clearly in distinct contrast

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figure (i�e�, rectangle, square, parallelogram) that does not exceed 14�6 square centimeters (2¼ square inches)� Such an item of apparel may contain more than one manufacturer’s or distributor’s logo or trademark on the inside of the apparel provided the logo or trademark is not visible� If an institution’s uniform or any item of apparel worn by a student-athlete in competition contains washing instructions on the outside of the apparel or on a patch that also includes the manufacturer’s or distributor’s logo or trademark, the entire patch must be contained within a four-sided geometrical figure (i�e�, rectangle, square, parallelogram) that does not exceed 14�6 square centimeters (2¼ square inches)� The restriction of the size of a manufacturer’s or distributor’s logo or trademark is applicable to all apparel worn by student-athletes during the conduct of the institution’s competition, which includes any pre-match or post-match activities (i�e�, post-match celebrations or pre- or post-match media conferences) involving student-athletes� 7�1�3�2 Commemorative or any other special insignia and patches may be worn as long as all teammate’s uniforms are identical (See Rule 12�1�3) and no safety hazard is created� The special insignia must not obstruct the players’ numbers, and if a numeral is part of the special insignia, it must not exceed 2�54 centimeters (1 inch)� 7�1�3�3 Beginning in 2019, the jersey may contain a single conference logo� The logo may not exceed 3x5 or 4x4 square inches� The conference logo must not obstruct the uniform number�

7.2 Illegal Equipment 7.2.1 Safety It is forbidden to wear any object that may cause an injury or give an artificial advantage to the player, including but not limited to headgear, jewelry and unsafe casts or braces� An exception is made for religious medallions or medical identifications� Such medallions or medical identifications must be removed from chains and taped or sewn under the uniform� 7.2.2 Jewelry All jewelry must be removed� String bracelets, commemorative bracelets and body jewelry are considered jewelry and are not permitted� Taping over earrings or other jewelry is not permitted� 7.2.3 Headgear 7�2�3�1 Hair barrettes are permitted as a means of securing the hair; it is not necessary that the barrettes be taped� 7�2�3�2 A headband, head sweatband or bandanna worn as a sweatband is permitted; however, hats and other bandannas are not permitted� 7�2�3�3 Braided hair with beads must be secured so as not to present a safety hazard to the player, teammates or opponents� If the beads are not secured, the team member may not play�

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4.1 Uniform and Equipment 4�1�1 A field player’s uniform shall consist of a jersey or shirt, shorts, stockings, shinguards and shoes� (See Rule 4�1�17�) 4�1�2 Numerals are required on the front and back of the jersey, and no two teammates may wear the same number� Note: Numbers on shorts are optional. 4�1�3 Numerals at least 8 inches in height that are easily distinguishable from the predominant background color(s) and pattern shall be worn on the back of each player’s (including goalkeeper’s) jersey� 4�1�4 Numerals at least 4 inches in height that are easily distinguishable from the predominant background color(s) and pattern shall be worn on the front of each player’s (including goalkeeper’s) jersey� 4�1�5 It is permissible to have the institution’s name, nickname, or mascot on the front and/or back of the uniform, and the player’s name on the back of the jersey� 4�1�6 It is permissible to have an institutional and conference logo/patch and the national flag of the institution on the front or sleeve of the jersey or shirt� The logo/patch/flag must meet size restrictions outlined in Rule 4�1�12� 4�1�7 It is permissible to have a commemorative patch on a jersey or shirt� The patch must meet size restrictions outlined in Rule 4�1�12� 4�1�8 All players of a team shall wear matching uniforms� It is the prerogative of the home team to select uniform colors� However, in the event of a conflict, it is the responsibility of the home team to wear jerseys and stockings in clear contrast to those worn by the visiting team� 4�1�9 Goalkeepers shall wear jerseys that distinguish them from all field players and stockings that distinguish them from their opponent's field players� 4�1�10 Shorts may differ in color from that of the stockings and jerseys but shall be matching in color and uniform in style� Both teams may wear shorts of a similar color� 4�1�11 It is required that any visible garment worn under the jersey or shorts be a solid color� The same color must be worn by all team members wearing undergarments� It is recommended the undergarment match the dominant color of the respective garment� 4�1�12 In accordance with NCAA bylaws, an institution’s uniform and/or any item of apparel worn by student-athletes during the conduct of the institution's competition (including warm-ups before the player enters the RULE 4 / PLAYERS' EQUIPMENT

game, and apparel worn during postgame celebrations and pre- or postgame press conferences) may contain only a single manufacturer’s or distributor’s VERSION 4 | MARCH 2021 logo or trademark on the outside of the apparel (regardless of the visibility of the logo or trademark)� The logo or trademark must be contained within a four-sided geometrical figure (that is, rectangle, square, parallelogram) that does not exceed 2¼-square inches� Such an item of apparel may contain more than one manufacturer’s or distributor’s logo or trademark on the inside of the apparel provided the logo or trademark is not visible� 4�1�13 If an institution’s uniform or any item of apparel worn by a studentathlete in competition contains washing instructions on the outside of the apparel or on a patch that also includes the manufacturer’s or distributor’s logo or trademark, the entire patch must meet the size restrictions in Rule 4�1�12� 4�1�14 It is recommended that a special armband (which shall be displayed on the upper arm) be worn that distinguishes the team captain(s) from other players on his or her team� 4�1�15 Players shall wear shinguards under the stockings in the manner intended, without exception� The shinguards shall be professionally manufactured, age and size appropriate, and not altered to decrease protection� The NCAA requires players to wear shinguards that meet the standards established by the National Operating Committee on Standards for Athletic Equipment (NOCSAE)� 4�1�16 Players warming up outside the coaching and team areas shall wear colored jerseys/vests that distinguish them from all other field players� 4�1�17 Shoes shall be worn by all participants in a game� Shoes with soles containing aluminum, leather, rubber, nylon or plastic cleats, studs or bars, whether molded as part of the sole or detachable, are allowed as long as the referee does not consider them dangerous� 4.2 Articles 4�2�1 A player shall not wear anything that is dangerous to any player� A.R. 4.2.1.a. A player is wearing articles considered dangerous� The coach insists that the player in previous games has been allowed to wear these articles and refuses to make the player take off the articles� RULING: The referee shall instruct the player to leave the field until he or she conforms to Rules 4�2 and 4�3� A.R. 4.2.1.b. If a player is instructed to leave the field for not conforming to Rule 4�2, may that player return at any time after rectifying the problem? RULING: If the player was not substituted for, that player may re-enter the game when the ball is not in play, after receiving approval from the referee� Exception: The player, if substituted for, may re-enter in the second period only providing he or she had not previously re-entered in that period. (Also see Goalkeeper provisions in Rule 3.6.2.)

4�2�2 Knee braces with any metal parts are permissible provided no metal is exposed� 4�2�3 Casts are permissible if they are covered and the referee does not consider them dangerous� 4�2�4 Headgear, headbands and hats (goalkeepers only) are legal provided they are not considered dangerous to any player�

game, and apparel worn during postgame celebrations and pre- or postgame press conferences) may contain only a single manufacturer’s or distributor’s logo or trademark on the outside of the apparel (regardless of the visibility of the logo or trademark)� The logo or trademark must be contained within a four-sided geometrical figure (that is, rectangle, square, parallelogram) that does not exceed 2¼-square inches� Such an item of apparel may contain more than one manufacturer’s or distributor’s logo or trademark on the inside of the apparel provided the logo or trademark is not visible� 4�1�13 If an institution’s uniform or any item of apparel worn by a studentathlete in competition contains washing instructions on the outside of the apparel or on a patch that also includes the manufacturer’s or distributor’s logo or trademark, the entire patch must meet the size restrictions in Rule 4�1�12�

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those authorized by the games committee for such purpose, including team medical personnel, and may occur outside the competition area� Such intervention shall not delay the conduct of the event or a competitor’s trial in a designated order� C R O S S CO U N TR Y/TR A C K 5) Any kind of verifiable open wound protection or personal safeguard that does not provide a direct aid in the specific execution of the event (that is, torso belt, wrist band, shoe strap)� Note: See Rule 6-1.8 and 6-6.4 for permissible substance use to promote a better grip.

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2019 AND 2020 RULES

Extracted from NCAA Rule Book

Uniform ARTICLE 1� When engaged in competition, each competitor must wear an official team uniform with components governed by these rules or be subject to disciplinary action� Competitors who are not in proper uniform compliance shall not compete until a compliant uniform is worn� The competition will not be delayed to accommodate compliance with the rule� Wearing any part of the official team competition uniform illegally (that is, top off or intentionally shortened, shoulder straps lowered) while in the area of competition shall lead to a warning by the nearest official and a report of uncorrected violations shall be made to the games committee, referee and offending competitor’s coach� a� On any single day of competition, all team members must wear uniforms clearly indicating through the same primary color, institutional logo and combination of all outer garments worn as a uniform, that they are from the same team� 1) Teams may change uniform colors from one day to another for multiple day meets� 2) Men’s and women’s programs are considered separate teams, and are not required to have uniforms of identical color� b� A uniform consists of two school-issued components – shorts or briefs, and a top� A one-piece body suit is acceptable as a combination of the two components� Any outer garment (that is, sweatpants, tights) that is schoolissued becomes the official uniform, when worn� 1) The uniform must be of a material and design deemed to not be objectionable or offensive by the athletics department of the issuing institution� 2) The uniform top must, by design and size, cover the full length of the torso, meeting or hanging below the waistband of the bottoms, while the competitor is standing, and allow for competitors’ numbers to be placed above the waist, front and back� 3) Uniform tops must be worn so to not obscure hip numbers� 4) Additional visible clothing is an undergarment� It must be worn under the uniform and be of a solid color� c� Competitors shall not use or wear artificial noisemakers� Note 1: Individual or team uniform, logo, number and shoe rules shall be enforced through inspection by the clerk of the course or the head field event official at initial event check-in. Violators shall be warned, given the chance to correct the violation, and reported as provided in the rule. RULE 4 / tHE MEEt

Note 3: If single color body suits are worn, they shall be the same primary color and have the same institutional logo of the top garment of the entire team on any given day. VERSION 4 | MARCH 2021 Country Team Uniforms A NRelay/Cross D F I E LD ARTICLE 2� In addition to Article 1, the following shall apply: a� All relay and cross country team members must wear uniforms clearly indicating, through the same primary color, institutional logo and combination of all outer garments worn as a uniform, that members are from the same team� b� Other visible garments useful in team recognition (that is, T-shirts, armwarmers, tights of any length, leg-warmers, each taken separately) worn by team members must be of an identical solid color� This does not apply to items of apparel above the shoulder or those covering the hands/feet� Note: The effect of this rule is that no imagination shall be required to justify a clear sense of belonging to a team. Logos ARTICLE 3� Per NCAA Bylaw 12�5�4, an institution’s official uniform and all other items of apparel (that is, team jersey, socks) that are worn by studentathletes in competition may bear a single manufacturer’s or distributor’s normal trademark, not to exceed 2-1/4 square inches, including any additional material (that is, patch) surrounding the normal trademark or logo� The logo or trademark must be contained within a four-sided geometrical figure (that is, rectangle, square, parallelogram)� An institution’s official uniform cannot bear a design element similar to the manufacturer’s that is in addition to another logo or that is contrary to the size restriction� A student-athlete representing an institution in intercollegiate competition is limited to wearing apparel items that include only the logo of an apparel manufacturer or distributor� This restriction shall not include logos that identify the student-athlete’s institution or conference� These restrictions apply to all apparel worn by student-athletes during the conduct of competition, including pre-meet or post-meet activities� Numbers, Identification ARTICLE 4�a� In meets in which competitors’ numbers are prescribed officially, the competitor must wear the competitor’s number assigned by meet management� The number must be visible without alterations while the athlete is competing� Note: A competitors’ number does not need to be numerical. b� The use of additional identification to aid in the placing of competitors or the counting of laps in a race shall be allowed and required when prescribed� Institution and sponsor logos shall not be obscured and uniform requirements shall be observed� Shoes ARTICLE 5� Competitors may compete in bare feet or with shoes on one or both feet� The purpose of shoes for competition is to protect and stabilize the feet and provide a firm grip on the ground� Such shoes must be constructed to

Note 2: Clothing defined as an ‘undergarment’ does not include items commonly defined as ‘underwear’. Note 3: If single color body suits are worn, they shall be the same primary color and have the same institutional logo of the top garment of the entire team on any given day. Relay/Cross Country Team Uniforms ARTICLE 2� In addition to Article 1, the following shall apply: a� All relay and cross country team members must wear uniforms clearly indicating, through the same primary color, institutional logo and combination of all outer garments worn as a uniform, that members are from the same team� b� Other visible garments useful in team recognition (that is, T-shirts, armwarmers, tights of any length, leg-warmers, each taken separately) worn by UNIFORM RULES team members must be of an identical solid NCAA color� This does not apply to | NCAA UNIFORM RULES CROSS COUNTRY/TRACK AND FIELD items of apparel above the shoulder or those covering the hands/feet�

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