New Orleans Privateers Logo PNG
New Orleans Privateers is a sports program of the University of New Orleans, USA. The program consists of 14 men’s and women’s clubs that compete in the First Division of National Collegiate Athletic Association in such sports disciplines as Baseball, Basketball, Golf, and others.
Meaning and history
The inception of the New Orleans Privateers traces back to the foundational days of the University of New Orleans in 1958. This marked the beginning of a journey in NCAA Division I athletics, where the Privateers carved out a distinct identity. Their journey in sports, especially in basketball, baseball, and track and field, is highlighted by remarkable achievements. These include memorable participations in the NCAA basketball tournaments and commendable performances in regional and national baseball circuits. As time progressed, the New Orleans Privateers have maintained a dynamic presence in the collegiate sports arena, constantly evolving and upholding the sporting legacy of New Orleans with their ongoing endeavors.
What are New Orleans Privateers?
New Orleans Privateers is the name of the athletic university program, which has 14 men’s and women’s teams, competing in NCAA in such disciplines as Tennis, Beach and original Volleyball, Basketball, and many more. The program is most famous for its women’s basketball club.
1982
The New Orleans Privateers logo of 1982 featured the pirate’s head in white and bright red. He was facing forward and wearing a blue hat.
1996
The following version (1996) depicted the angled view of the pirate with the name of the team placed to the right.
2011
In 2011, the university adopted an emblem where the pirate was shown with the steering wheel on the background.
2013 – Today
The current version was introduced in 2013.
New Orleans Privateers Colors
BLUE
PANTONE: 2935
HEX COLOR: #005CA6;
RGB: (0, 84, 166)
CMYK: (100, 68, 4, 0)
GRAY
PANTONE: 429
HEX COLOR: #A3A9AC;
RGB: (164, 169, 173)
CMYK: (38, 28, 27, 0)
DARK BLUE
PANTONE: 540
HEX COLOR: #002F56;
RGB: (0, 48, 86)
CMYK: (100, 80, 39, 37)
