Probably the most important factor determining the shape and palette of the Princeton Rays logo has been its affiliation with the Tampa Bay Rays.
Established in 1988, the team was originally called the Princeton Pirates. The nickname “Princeton Rays” was adopted in 2008. It has been a farm team for the Tampa Bay Rays since 1997.
The word “Rays” looks exactly like on the emblem of the parent team. Additionally, there’s the lettering “Princeton” above, which is given in the same typeface.
A large white “P” is decorated with a yellow and white star. The typeface is similar to that used on the main logo.
The palette comprises navy blue, sky blue, and a bright shade of yellow.