Meaning and history
2006 – 2010
The 2006 logo is a rectangular figure, divided into two equal squares. The left one is fully blue and has ‘O2’ written on it in white. The other is red in the top, divided in two by an image of a hockey player (and their club, in particular). The silhouette is fully white, and there’s also an ‘ELH’ acronym of the same color in the corner.
2010 – 2011
The 2010 logo is a similar design, except the left section is much wider. It now occupies the logo of the sponsor, Tipsport. Also, the blue throughout the emblem became darker.
2011 – 2015
The old logo (2011-2014) featured the previous name of the league, Extraliga. The Slovak Extraliga logo featured a player in blue hitting a puck with a hockey stick. You could clearly see the long “tail” behind the puck. The “tail” went around the lettering “Tipsport Extraliga,” which was given in dark blue and orange. To the left, there was a large orange tick.
2015 – 2021
The Slovak Tipsport Liga logo that was adopted in 2015 features a white outline of a hockey player inside a blue shield. Above the player, the lettering “Tipsport Liga” in white can be seen next to an orange tick. There’re three shades of blue on the shield giving the emblem some dimension.
2021 – Today
This design is also a shield, but one with rounder edges and a thick blue outline. The insides are mostly red, with a blue bit above that extends into the mountain imagery. That’s where the name of the League – ‘Tipos Extraliga’ – is placed. The center of the shield entire is given over to a white figure of a hockey player.