Utah Hockey Club files trademark extensions for potential team names after round of in-arena fan voting
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The Utah Hockey Club is in the process of solidifying a permanent team name while navigating trademark challenges. The team has filed extensions for 'Utah Mammoth' and 'Utah Hockey Club' after engaging fans in a recent name vote, which saw 'Outlaws' emerge as a favored option. Previously, the 'Utah Yeti' name was abandoned after trademark disputes with Yeti Coolers LLC arose, prompting a search for viable alternatives. Team president Chris Armstrong expressed optimism about finalizing a name by the 2025-26 season while the team remains competitive in their inaugural season's playoff race.
The Utah Hockey Club's journey to find a permanent team name has been challenging as they navigate trademark issues and fan expectations, with 'Utah Mammoth' and 'Utah Hockey Club' as current contenders.
Team president Chris Armstrong noted, 'We continue to work through our naming process and remain on track to announce the team name ahead of the 2025-26 season.'
Despite challenges in finding a name, the Utah franchise remains competitive in their first season, currently fighting for a playoff spot in the Western Conference.
The team had to abandon the popular 'Utah Yeti' name due to trademark conflicts with Yeti Coolers LLC, leading to a reevaluation of alternatives.
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