FC77 50th Anniversary Logo Design Contest
Fifty years of Nos Ludere Donec Moriatur. Help us design the mark that celebrates it.
Timeline
November 1, 2026: Submissions Due.
November 1 through December 1: If we get enough entries, members vote on the website to narrow the field to the top three.
December: The anniversary committee reviews the top three and chooses the winner. The vote picks the finalists and the committee picks the winner, so the result represents the whole club and not just whichever team turned out the most votes.
By December 31: Winner announced.
The Prize
The Winner Chooses One: A personalized 2027 anniversary kit with name and number and merch package or FC77 team fees covered for the 2027 spring and fall seasons.
The Fine Print
Please make sure the work is your own and does not borrow from existing club crests or brand trademarks. By entering, you agree that FC77 owns the winning design and can adapt it for kits, merchandise, and website.
How to Enter
Fill out the form below by November 1. Questions, or if you prefer to email your entry Contact us at info@fc77.org.
FC77 turns 50 in 2027, and we want a special crest to mark it, designed by our own community. While it won’t replace the club’s current logo, the 50th anniversary crest will appear on kits, gear, and celebration materials. The winning design will be finished by a professional designer into final artwork, and the winner will be credited and receive a prize package of FC77 merch.
Who Can Enter
Open to all current FC77 members, former players, family and friends of the club. If you care enough to enter, you are eligible.
What to Submit
A photo, scan, or image file of your logo. Any format works. If you have a vector source file (.ai, .svg, or similar), send it along, but an image is all we need. We can turn it into final artwork later.
A brief description of the logo, what it means, and what inspired it. Encouraged but not required. Some people just want to design a logo, and that is fine.
We would want to see what our own designers, artists, and creative types can do but please note if you used AI tools at any stage. We are not disqualifying anyone for it, but please disclose that information, the tools that were used and to what end. Besides ethical concerns, there are some real legal concerns in this space, so we’d like to be explicit.
Here are some examples of submissions for our 40th anniversary contest: