Frontenacs Logos

Learn more about the logos that make up the Kingston Frontenacs brand. Each logo has its own purpose and plays an important role in representing the team’s identity, history, and connection to the community.

Block K Logo

The Primary Logo serves as the official and most recognizable symbol of the Kingston Frontenacs. The Block K logo is a bold lettermark that represents the City of Kingston, a community the organization is proud to call home and represent. Variations of the Block K have been part of the team’s visual identity since 2012, reinforcing the connection between the club and the city.

Count Frontenac Logo

The Count Frontenac logo originally served as the team’s primary logo from 2000 to 2007. Inspired by Louis de Buade de Frontenac, Governor General of New France and founder of Fort Frontenac in 1673, the logo reflects the rich history of the Kingston region.

The current version reimagines the original design with a cleaner, more modern look by removing the “Kingston Frontenacs” wording and placing greater focus on the iconic Count Frontenac mark.

Spoked-K Logo

The Spoke K logo pays homage to the historic connection between the Boston Bruins and Kingston, Ontario, as the city once served as a key development hub within the Bruins organization. Over the team’s history, several variations of the Spoke K, or Wheel logo, have been used, each reflecting Kingston’s rich hockey heritage. Today, the logo stands as a symbol of the deep roots and longstanding tradition of hockey within the Kingston community.

The FHC logo (Frontenacs Hockey Club)

The FHC logo returns to Kingston as a tribute to the 1911 Kingston Frontenacs, winners of the first J. Ross Robertson Cup as junior champions of Canada.

Its reintroduction celebrates Kingston’s deep hockey roots and the legacy of James T. Sutherland, Allan “Scotty” Davidson, and George Richardson, who helped shape the history of junior hockey.

Kingston Frontenacs – J. Ross Robertson Cup Junior Champions 1911
Ontario Hockey Association / OHA Junior Champions 1911

Team Roster

Front Row L to R – Ray Marchand (goalie), Leo Williams (goalie).

Middle Row – Melville Hyland, Bert Hunt, George Richardson (president), James T Sutherland (manager), D.J. Dowsley (secretary-treasurer), Allan “Scotty” Davidson (captain), Leo Millan.

Top Row – Reg Boyer, Samual McCullagh (trainer), James Sutherland Jr. (mascot), J. Cousins (supreme rooter), Jake Powell, Bill McCammon.

Inset – Arthur Brouse.

Kingston Made Logo

The Kingston Made logo represents the hardworking, diverse, and determined spirit of our community. Inspired by the people who show up every day and get the job done, it reflects the pride, resilience, and dedication that define Kingston. Whether on the ice, at work, or in the community, Kingston is built by people who give their best shift after shift, and this logo celebrates that identity.