- Brian Miller named Fayette County head basketball coach
- Rigby receives the 2022 FCA Bubby Scott Lifetime Achievement Award
- Brandon Wilcox takes over as Escambia Academy head football coach
- Hugh Fountain named W.S. Neal head football coach
- Hewitt-Trussville’s Riley Quick named 2022 Mr. Baseball
- AHSAA team basketball camp set for Hoover’s Finley Center
- Brandon Wilcox out after one season at W.S. Neal
- Dale Pruitt returns for third stint at Plainview
- Hugh Fountain walks away from Pike Liberal Arts head coaching position
- Jacksonville hoops standout Cade Phillips commits to Tennessee
- Smitty Grider takes over Benjamin Russell Football Program
- 2022 AHSAA North-South All-Star Baseball Teams Announced
- 2022 AHSAA North-South All-Star Baseball Teams Announced
- 2022 AHSAA North-South All-Star Soccer Teams Announced
- AHSAA Announces Recipients for 2022 Making a Difference Award
- Hugh Fountain named Pike Liberal Arts head football coach
- Vestavia Hills knocks off Briarwood to advance to LAX title game
- Mountain Brook advances to the Alabama varsity lacrosse title game
- Pinson Valley elevates Lee Guess to head coach
- Mike Vickery named Pelham Panthers head football coach
- Ranburne’s Tim Smith joins Alabama High School Sports Hall of Fame
- Bryant Garrison takes over Slocomb Red Tops Football program
- McGill-Toolen’s Barry Dunning Jr repeats as Gatorade Player of the Year
- Wilcox coach Wade Robinson set for the Alabama High School Sports Hall of Fame
- Dustin Goodwin steps down as Chelsea head football coach
- Saint James’ Jimmy Perry joins the Alabama High School Sports Hall of Fame
- Chase Smith named Spanish Fort head football coach
- Jacksonville soars to 4A basketball title
- The Cullman Bearcats claw their way to the Class 6A title game
- Plainview claims 2022 AHSAA Class 3A boys hoops title
- Winfield earns Class 3A title game appearance
- Susan Moore advances to AHSAA 3A Girls’ Title Game
- Skyline advances to AHSAA Class 1A Girls State Title Game
- Marvin Morton elevated to Chilton County head football coach
- Chris Musso takes over Oak Grove Tigers football program
- Michael Harper named St. John Paul II head football coach
- Dustan Goode returns as Mortimer Jordan head football coach
- Thompson’s Bodie Bubel’s Perfect 300 Game Highlights AHSAA State Bowling Action
- Bill Smith named Talladega Tigers head football coach
- Sam Shade leaves Pinson Valley for Miles College
- Arab rallies to win AHSAA Class 5A-6A Wrestling Duals State Championship
- Ben Blackmon takes over Enterprise Wildcats football program
- Former Hoover QB Robby Ashford commits to Auburn
- Gardendale’s Dallas Young commits to SEC West school
- Bear Woods named Wetumpka Indians head football coach
- Thompson’s Ryan Peppins named 2021 Mr. Football
- Robert Evans named Vestavia Hills head football coach
- Premier matchups selected for 17th annual AHSAA Kickoff-Classic
- Florence’s Wade Waldrop set to become Hoover Bucs head football coach
- Ham Barnett elevated to head coach at St. Paul’s
New Vestavia Hills Rebel Logo Unveiled
- Updated: April 29, 2016
Vestavia Hills, AL – Vestavia Hills Rebel fans got a glimpse of what their re-branded identity will look like during a work session April 27th. The Vestavia City School board elected to make a change to the program’s long time “Rebel Man” logo after an extended community debate.
Vestavia tapped Birmingham based Knight Eady Sports Group to present branding options to the board. Knight Eady has also developed re-branding packages for the Alabama High School Athletic Association and graphic packages for the ESPN SEC Network and the NCAA Gymnastics Championships.
The presentation of the 1Rebel image is not the completion of Knight Eady’s rebranding efforts and will likely not serve as the program’s primary logo. The mark is derived from Rebels head football coach Buddy Anderson’s quote, “If you play one Rebel you play us all”.
“Our team continuously places an emphasis on providing a professional approach for the development of new branding for Vestavia Hills High School,” Knight Eady CEO David Knight said in a release. “Wednesday’s update to the Board of Education allowed us to share our findings from over 150 hours of research and release our campaign theme moving forward. We are now actively working in the design phase of the project, where we will develop new primary and secondary marks and a complete brand style guide for the school. We look forward to releasing the complete brand package in a few weeks.”
Knight Eady is slated to present their full branding package for the school board’s final approval by mid-May.
Vestavia City Schools has reportedly agreed to pay Knight Eady a total of $18,000 for the project including a $6,000 branding fee and $1,500 per month for 16 months.
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