Vancouver Goldeneyes unveil logo-centred second-season jerseys

The Vancouver Goldeneyes unveiled a new jersey design for their second Professional Women’s Hockey League season, placing the team’s golden-eye logo at the centre of the shirt. The team revealed the uniforms October 21 at Pacific Coliseum, retaining its existing colours while adding new detailing. The jerseys feature bronze stripes on the sleeves, small outlines of the team logo inside the back numbers and V-shaped panels on the lower sides. The Goldeneyes say the panels signify motion and speed and refer to Vancouver and the team’s postgame Flying V celebration. The logo, an eye encircled by wings, was used around the team’s home rink during its inaugural season, while the first-season jerseys displayed “Vancouver” diagonally across the front. Captain Ashton Bell, who attended the unveiling, said she was excited to wear the new version and praised its Vancouver-specific details. Forward Jenn Gardiner also welcomed the design, saying the logo on the front gave the team’s identity a more prominent place on the uniform. The Goldeneyes are scheduled to wear the jerseys in a game for the first time December 5, when they host the Seattle Torrent in their season opener. That date is...