On the
heels of announcing its name and receiving approval to move forward with
the stadium, the Ashburn-based Virginia Cavalry FC have officially
unveiled its primary logo on the team's Facebook and Twitter pages today.
With
the North American Soccer League (NASL) set for its league-wide opening
kick this weekend, Virginia Cavalry FC is set for its inaugural season
in 2014.
Virginia Cavalry FC Official Logo |
It will take the pitch with a predominantly red,
black and silver logo, consisting of a traditional shield outlined in
silver and white and divided into four quadrants, with the top two
quadrants framing a silhouette of a rearing horse and the interlocking
letters VAC.
A black banner arcs
across the shield's lower half, containing the stacked words "Virginia
Cavalry." Below the banner are the letters "FC", which stands for
Football Club.
"I absolutely love our logo. It has different
significant pieces which represent our club wonderfully well," said Mark
Simpson, the club's Director of Soccer Operations. "It's classic and
traditional and will be something our players will be proud to wear and
our fans will identify with."
Complimenting the Cavalry FC design team, Simpson
said that the logo was expertly designed to be modern, unique and
identifiable while paying homage to the look of traditional soccer logos
common with European and South American clubs.
"Whether on jerseys as a badge or on the fans'
scarves, this logo will be a strong presence for Virginia Cavalry FC,"
Simpson said.
The club plans to utilize specific elements of the
primary logo, such as the horse and the interlocking letters, as
secondary marks for alternate jerseys and fan clothing.
Simpson noted that the team's name, Cavalry FC,
connects directly with the definition of a cavalry as a singular unit
working together for a common purpose.
"That's the mentality we want to promote within
this club," said Simpson, a veteran of professional soccer who owns four
championship rings from his days with DC United.
Virginia Cavalry FC will play its home matches in
the forthcoming stadium at One Loudoun near the interchange of Route 7
and Loudoun County Parkway.
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