For the team and its families
The go team round and the team name with a paw suit laptops, water bottles and equipment bags at about 3 inches, and a car window a little larger. The proud parent and booster club designs are drawn at bumper size, 10 by 3 inches, the one families put on the car and leave there all season. Put the team's colors on every one so they read as a set.
Raising money at home games
A booster club can sell stickers at the snack stand, the season opener and the end of season banquet. The price per sticker falls as the quantity grows, and the difference between that and what fans pay is the club's margin. Put the year on the design and change the color each season; players and parents collect them.
For the finish line
- I ran the race: the race name and the year, for every runner who crosses.
- I ran the 5K: the race name large in a navy badge, sized for a car window or a bumper.
Hand them out at the finish with the medals and the water, and put the race's web address on the sticker so next year's sign-ups know where to go.
Logos and names
League and school logos belong to their owners, so use one only with permission and upload the approved art. The paw and the star stand in until then, and for a rec team they are often all you need.
From the shop: Hand finisher stickers out with the water at the finish, not in the race bag before the start. A sticker earned by crossing the line is the one that goes on the car.