College Mascot Designs

Are you ready for some football? This football field design is ready for an epic battle on the gridiron. Standard field dimensions are 120 yards long by 53 1/3 yards wide and were established in 1881. The last 10 yards of length on either end of the field are called the "end zones" in which a player scores. These dimensions are the same for high school, college and professional (NFL) football. Therefore, all football games are played on a rectangular field measuring 360 feet long x 160 feet wide. This football design is ready for you to take the field!

Our track and field stadium definitely wins the gold medal. The sport of track and field gets its name from the location of the competitions -- on a track and on a field. Although designs differ, every track and field stadium has an oval shaped track and then an area of grass or turf within the track. Track and field events derive from the first known organized sporting competitions, the ancient Olympics. Since then, the sport has grown to include numerous running, jumping and throwing events. These events have become wildly popular during the summer Olympics. There are many high school and college track teams that compete every spring. Let's go for a run!

Our golf pattern is a hole in one! The game of golf may have originated in Roman times or 8th century China, but the modern game comes from 15th century Scotland. In 1764, the first 18 hole golf course was built in St. Andrews, Scotland, and is aptly named the Old Course. Golf spread past the UK and Europe and is truly a worldwide sport, enjoyed by millions of recreational players as well as high school, college and professional players. Grab your clubs and hit the links!

Our football design is the Super Bowl of pigskins. Football is the most popular sport in the United States. The first American football match was played on November 6, 1869, between two college teams, Rutgers and Princeton, using rules based on soccer. Over 1 million high school athletes play football ever year, and many children grow up playing both tackle and touch football in organized leagues like Pop Warner or just in their front yard, their street or their local field. College football games, like those in the NFL, have the highest attendance rates of any sport. The repeating football design is sure to please any football fan!

Our tennis pattern shows love for the game. The more modern tennis game originated in the 1890s in England, but likely draws its origins from 12th century France. Tennis is beloved across the world by millions of players of all ages and abilities. There are many high school and college tennis teams, along with professional leagues and tournaments. The four annual Grand Slam tournaments are the top and most prestigious tennis events in the world. These tournaments, the Australian Open, the French Open, Wimbledon, and the US Open, are all regulated by the International Tennis Federation and attract the attention of the world. Game set match!

Our tennis court design is a smash hit for those who love tennis. Many surfaces can be used for the court, including clay courts, hard courts, carpet courts and grass courts. The court is always a rectangular shape, and measures 78 feet by 27 feet for singles while the width for doubles matches is extended to 36 feet. A net cuts the court in half and is usually 3 feet high. Millions of people of all ages and abilities all over the world love to play and watch tennis. There are many high school and college tennis teams, along with professional leagues and tournaments. The most prestigious tennis events in the world are called the Grand Slam and include the Australian Open, the French Open, Wimbledon, and the US Open. Game! Set! Match!

Our rowing pattern wins the race! This rowing design is perfect for your favorite rower or rowing fan. Rowing originated from ancient Egyptian times and has been a sport in many civilizations and cultures around the world. The sport became popular in the 19th century in England and in the United States among amateurs and collegians. In England, the annual Boat Race between Cambridge and Oxford has raced on the Thames since 1829. Women started in 1927 and have rowed annually since 1964. In the United States, the Harvard Yale Regatta is the oldest competition in all of college sports as it started in 1852.

Our softball design is a big hit! Similar to baseball, softball originated in 1887 in Chicago Illinois. Softball originally used a softer ball, but nowadays the balls are hard. There are two version of softball: slow pitch and fast pitch. In either type of softball, the pitcher always throws the ball in an underhand motion. Millions of people, men and women as well as youth, play softball every year, in over 100 countries around the world. There are many recreational adult and youth leagues in the United States. Women’s softball was played in the 1996 Summer Olympics, and after removal, was reinstated like baseball for 2020.

Our baseball pattern is definitely America’s pastime. Baseball is widely known to be the national sport in the United States, but baseball has been also growing exponentially overseas. The annual Little League World Series which encompasses teams from all over the world has helped grow the game as well as such tournaments as the World Baseball Classic and the return of baseball to the Olympics. In 1919, baseball was even called America’s national religion. Baseball is ingrained in the American culture and experience, and this baseball design helps to celebrate the game.

Our basketball design is dropping dimes and making it rain! Basketball was invented in 1891 by Canadian James Naismith in Springfield, Massachusetts, United States. The sport has become one of the most popular in the entire world. Many elite players from all over the world now play in the NBA, and many professional leagues exist outside of North America as well. In addition, at the college level, the NCAA Final Four in college basketball is one of the most popular events in all of sports. Almost every high school in the Unites States has varsity basketball, as almost 1 million boys and girls participate each year. A simple basketball pattern for the buzzer beater!

Our ice hockey pattern is for all those fans who love the fastest game on ice. Oh the good old hockey game is the best game you can name! Hockey is more than just the national winter sport of Canada, as it is now considered a global sport. There are professional leagues in North America (the NHL is considered the top league in the world), Europe, Russia, and even Asia now. In North America, the NHL continues to expand to non traditional hockey markets. The annual NHL champion wins the Stanley Cup, one of the most coveted trophies in all of sports.

Our soccer design scores a goal! Soccer, or football (futbal) as the rest of the world calls the sport, has an ancient history from many different cultures, but the modern game arose in mid 19th century in England. Nowadays, millions play soccer, and billions more watch soccer on television. Soccer is the most popular sport in the world. Let's grab a ball and let's go play!

Our soccer field design wins the World Cup of soccer designs! Soccer, or football (futbal) as the rest of the world calls the sport, is the most popular sport in the entire world. Millions play soccer, and billions more watch soccer in person and on television.

Our baseball field design is a home run! The layout of a baseball field has not changed much since the game was played in the 1840’s. There have been additions to the field and changes in dimensions, but the concept of the baseball diamond has remained virtually the same through the test of time. Let's play ball!

Our basketball court design is ballin! Basketball courts are not always the same size. The National Basketball Association (NBA) plays on a court is that is 94 by 50 feet (28.7 by 15.2 m). International courts are slightly smaller, and vary widely at other levels. The baskets are almost always 10 feet (3.05 m) above the floor. There is a three-point arc at both baskets so that any basket made from behind this arc is worth three points. Baskets made from within the three point arc line, or with a player's foot touching the line, are 2 points. A player stands behind the free-throw line when taking a foul shot, which is worth 1 point. The center circle area is for the tip off to start the game. Start your game with this basketball design!

Our volleyball pattern is set for a big rally! Can you dig it? Volleyball originated in the late 1890’s in Massachusetts as a combination of badminton, tennis and handball, meant to be played as an indoor winter sport. The game has evolved and grown across the world to include both men’s and women’s teams, as well as popular variations such as beach volleyball. Since 1964, volleyball has been played in the Summer Olympics, with beach volleyball added as well in 1996. Most high schools and colleges have varsity volleyball teams.

Our lacrosse design is quick to score a goal. Lacrosse originated as a game played by native North Americans. The first collegiate game was played in 1877 between NYU and Manhattan College. Since then, lacrosse has grown exponentially to encompass youth leagues as well as men’s and women’s teams at the high school, college and professional levels. The men’s NCAA Championship draws over 80,000 fans. Syracuse, Johns Hopkins and Princeton have won the most titles. Lacrosse has spread beyond the traditional prep school and East Coast teams to become extremely popular throughout North America. The sport has even engendered its own language and culture. So be a lax rat who is crispy with the rock and take it to the rack!

Our softball field stadium design is a home run! The softball field looks similar to baseball but has some noted differences. Because there are two version of softball: slow pitch and fast pitch, there are different dimensions for the baselines and also the pitching rubber. For slow pitch, the pitching rubber is 50 feet from home plate, but in fast pitch softball, the pitcher stands 43 feet from home or 48 feet if it is a male adult competition. In either type of softball, the pitcher always throws the ball in underhanded. Recreational softball is played in over 100 countries. There are many high school and college softball teams as well.

Our swimming pool design is going to finish first in the race. Most competitive swimming pools are either 25 meters or 50 meters long. If it is 50 m long, then the pool is considered to be Olympic sized. However, according to the international swimming governing body Fédération Internationale de la Natation (FINA) then there are other standards as well, including eight lanes. While competitive swimming pools can be indoors or outdoors, most are indoors in order to be used all year and meet all of the other standards such as the water temperature and lighting. Recreational swimming is popular across the globe, and competitive swimming is one of the most popular sport in the Summer Olympics. Dive right in, the water is warm!

Our hockey rink was designed to score goals! Any hockey fan will love this hockey rink design. The first indoor game was played in Montreal in 1875. Most indoor rinks are either considered NHL or Olympic. NHL rinks are 200 feet by 85 ft in dimension. Most of the rest of the hockey playing world use Olympic size rinks and follow the International Ice Hockey Federation standards of 60 meters by 30 meters (196.9 x 98.4 ft). All hockey rinks have a red center line that cuts the rink in half and two blue lines which create offensive and defensive zones. The area between the two blue lines is called the neutral zone. Rinks also have faceoff circles and of course goals. Score a goal of your own with this hockey rink design!