During its short history, which lasted only eight years, the West Coast Hockey League had at least two logotypes.
The original West Coast Hockey League logo (1995) depicted large black letters “WCHL” in a serif font. The lettering was over-italicized, which created a dynamic feel. It was emphasized by red horizontal strokes and the posture of the hockey player placed to the right of the lettering.
While the second WCHL logo was utterly different, it still preserved the idea of motion and, of course, the name of the league. This time, the logo looked dynamic due to the way a hockey puck was depicted – it left a long red tail behind, which formed the letter “C.”