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The Emerald Lakers uniform is more than just what we wear on court. It’s a direct link to the club’s beginnings.

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Founded in 1989, the club’s name and colours were chosen to reflect the local landscape, inspired by Emerald Lake and the surrounding forests. Soon after, a competition was held to design the club logo. The winning design came from Ben Bush, a player and Emerald Secondary College student at the time.

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That original logo, featuring the now-iconic Lake Monster, remains part of the Lakers' uniform today. It represents strength, identity and our connection to place, and continues to be worn with pride across generations of players.

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While the club has since introduced an updated logo for merchandise and official communications, the traditional Lakers uniform remains a constant. It’s a symbol of where we’ve come from, and the community that continues to wear it every weekend.