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Hockey Mascots Coloring Pages
Welcome to our Hockey Mascots and team name inspiration coloring pages section!
Hockey teams at every level... minor, junior, national, and international... choose mascots and team names that capture spirit, strength, and imagination. You’ll find fierce warriors, soaring figures, wild animals, forces of nature, and even some surprising, quirky characters.
As you explore the pages, you can celebrate your favorite team’s energy or use these designs as inspiration to dream up and name a mascot of your own.
Warriors and Legends
Many hockey teams, big and small, take inspiration from legendary fighters and mythical figures. These mascots carry the spirit of strength, courage, and adventure, connecting modern sports to ancient tales.
Cowboys symbolize rugged independence, courage, and a love of the open range. They are often pictured with hats, boots, and lariats, ready to tame any challenge that comes their way.
Fun fact: The Dallas Stars’ Western imagery evokes the spirit of the American frontier, making cowboys a natural mascot for teams in Texas and beyond.
Devils are fearsome, fiery and a little bit naughty, often used to symbolize unstoppable energy and relentless drive.
Fun fact: The New Jersey Devils were named after a legendary creature from the Pine Barrens and won the Stanley Cup three times between 1995 and 2003.
According to folklore, the Jersey Devil was born in the early 1700s to a woman named Mother Leeds in the Pine Barrens of southern New Jersey. The story goes that when she had her 13th child, she cursed it in frustration, and the baby transformed into a monstrous creature with leathery wings and a piercing scream. It flew up the chimney and disappeared into the dark woods, where it has been said to haunt ever since.
Kings represent leadership and authority on the ice, reminding fans of crowns, castles, and banners.
Fun fact: the NHL’s Los Angeles Kings were founded in 1967 and helped bring professional hockey into California.
Knights carry images of shining armor, swords, and shields. They symbolize honor, loyalty, and courage.
Fun fact: the Vegas Golden Knights, an NHL expansion team founded in 2017, reached the Stanley Cup Final in their very first season.
The Kraken is a legendary sea monster, massive, mysterious, and unstoppable once it emerges from the depths. On the ice, a Kraken mascot channels that same power, wrapping around opponents and dominating the game with sheer force.
Fun fact: The Seattle Kraken became the NHL’s newest team in 2021, bringing this mythical sea creature to life for hockey fans. Release the Kraken!
Half-man, half-bull, minotaurs are legendary creatures of strength, courage, and unstoppable force. On the ice, a minotaur mascot charges forward with power and determination, taking on any challenge in its path.
Fun fact: The minotaur comes from Greek mythology, where it lived in the Labyrinth of Crete, making it a symbol of mystery and might.
Monsters bring size, mystery, and raw power to the ice. They loom large in imagination and can be anything from hulking beasts to slight, shadowy figures with untold strength.
Fun fact: The Cleveland Monsters are a professional hockey team in the AHL, proving that even in the real world, monsters can skate.
Ninjas are stealthy fighters from Japanese history, skilled in agility, disguise, and quick strikes.
They’d make a great hockey mascot because speed, surprise, and precision are just as important on the ice as they were in battle.
Rōnin were masterless samurai in Japan, often traveling warriors who lived by their own code.
They’d fit as a hockey mascot because their independence and determination reflect the grit of a team fighting against the odds.
Princes represent nobility, leadership, and the idea of being next in line for greatness. While not as common as kings or knights, they make a natural fit as mascots for junior or farm teams. A “Prince” hockey team would be the perfect feeder for the Kings, full of youthful talent ready to prove themselves on the ice.
Samurai were disciplined warriors in Japan who followed a strict code of honor called bushido.
They make a strong hockey mascot because their discipline, teamwork, and defense echo the values of great players on the ice.
Sorcerers bring a touch of magic to the rink, blending mystery with imagination.
They’d make a fun hockey mascot because their “powers” can be imagined as dazzling tricks and unbelievable plays.
Squires were young trainees who served knights, learning the arts of combat, horsemanship, and honor before earning knighthood themselves.
Their determination and eagerness to prove themselves make them a perfect symbol for teams of young children eager to learn.
Valkyries are fierce warrior women from Norse mythology, often shown with wings or riding flying horses. They carried brave fighters to Valhalla after battle.
Fun fact: in modern times, “Valkyrie” has been used for women’s sports teams to show strength and fearlessness.
Vikings were seafaring explorers and warriors from Scandinavia, known for their longships and horned helmets (though the horns are a later myth).
Fun fact:the Minnesota Vikings football team helped make the Viking image one of the most popular mascots in North America. As tough Northmen used to ice, snow, and long winters, Vikings would also make perfect hockey players.
Warriors symbolize courage, endurance, and the willingness to face any challenge head-on. Across cultures and history, they are remembered for their grit, discipline, and loyalty to their people.
As mascots, warriors carry the spirit of determination, showing that battles are not only fought with strength, but with heart and resilience.
On the street and in the playground they might look ordinary, but once they hit the ice the werewolves transform into fierce, unstoppable competitors.
The werewolf’s mix of speed, strength, and wild ferocity makes it a natural fit for a mascot that thrives under the arena lights.
Speed and Wings
These mascots soar across the ice with grace, power, and agility. Wings and flight symbolize speed, freedom, and the thrill of motion, making them perfect for hockey teams that want to capture energy and precision.
Angels bring a sense of lightness, guidance, and protection to the rink.
Their wings symbolize swiftness and elegance, traits any hockey team would love to embody.
The Blackhawk represents a fierce, fast bird of prey, skilled in hunting and striking with precision.
Fun fact: The Chicago Blackhawks NHL team, founded in 1926, made the Blackhawk a symbol of speed and agility that’s still celebrated today.
Hey... if you have a team called the hawks, do they play hawk-ey!?
Eagles are powerful raptors with sharp eyesight and incredible speed in flight.
Fun fact: Eagles are a popular mascot choice in sports because they embody dominance, keen strategy, and the ability to soar above competition.
Wings symbolize speed, motion, and the ability to rise above challenges. They’re a perfect image for teams that want to capture both grace and power on the ice.
Fun fact: The Philadelphia Flyers NHL team uses winged imagery in their logo, representing agility and the rapid pace of hockey.
Harpies come from Greek mythology, part bird and part woman, known for their speed and shrieking cries. Their fierce appearance makes them a symbol of power in motion.
Fun fact: harpies often appear in medieval art as warnings about storms, tying them to sudden force and danger.
Wings as a mascot evoke swiftness and motion in a literal sense.
Fun fact: The Detroit Red Wings NHL team, one of the Original Six, made wings a symbol of hockey speed and precision on ice.
Forces of Nature
Hockey is fast, fierce, and unstoppable - just like the natural forces that inspire many team names. These mascots draw on storms, fire, and power that no one can contain.
An avalanche crashes down a mountain with unstoppable force, just like a hockey team that builds momentum and can’t be slowed.
Fun fact: The Colorado Avalanche brought the NHL its first Stanley Cup win in 1996 after relocating from Quebec.
Blizzards bring snow, wind, and freezing cold which is a perfect fit for a winter sport.
A blizzard mascot captures the intensity and endurance needed to outlast the storm.
Dynamite is small but powerful, capable of creating a massive impact when ignited.
A dynamite mascot would stand for sudden bursts of energy and explosive plays that can change the game in an instant.
Earthquakes shake the ground itself, reminding everyone of the raw power of nature.
A hockey team with an earthquake mascot would embody that same ability to rattle opponents and shift the balance of the game.
Fire represents both danger and energy, fueling a team’s determination.
Fun fact: The Calgary Flames originally got their name when the team was based in Atlanta, chosen to reference the city’s fiery Civil War history.
Fire is one of the most versatile themes in hockey mascots, symbolizing energy, danger, and unstoppable motion.
An Inferno suggests a raging firestorm that consumes everything in its path, while Blaze captures speed and power in this force of nature.
Wildfire brings unpredictability and relentless spread, perfect for the fast, chaotic pace of the game.
A Torch connects to tradition and inspiration, carried forward with pride, while Embers remind us that even the smallest spark can reignite into something fierce.
No matter the form, fire brings heat, intensity, and passion which are all qualities that make for an unforgettable team spirit.
Floods surge forward with unstoppable strength, sweeping away everything in their path.
A flood mascot would capture that same overwhelming force and constant pressure that a great hockey team brings against its opponent.
Hurricanes are powerful storms that swirl with destructive force, yet at their center lies the calm and steady eye. That image makes them a striking hockey team name... a reminder that even when chaos and speed surround the rink, the most focused player can remain calm in the middle, ready to strike. Like a storm sweeping across the ice, a Hurricanes team suggests unstoppable energy, relentless motion, and the ability to overwhelm opponents with sheer force.
Fun fact: The Carolina Hurricanes won the Stanley Cup in 2006, becoming the first North Carolina team to claim the trophy.
Lightning strikes fast and unpredictably, a symbol of sudden action on the ice.
Fun fact: The Tampa Bay Lightning have won multiple Stanley Cups in the 21st century, earning the nickname “The Bolts.”
A storm charges in with thunder, lightning, and pounding rain, shaking everything in its path.
As a hockey mascot, “Storm” captures the rush of speed and intensity that fills the rink. A storm doesn’t hesitate, it just keeps coming, making it a great symbol of relentless play.
For a more dramatic, almost poetic version of the storm idea, there’s “Tempest.” It has a fierce edge but also a certain elegance, which makes it a fitting name for a girls’ or women’s team.
A tempest combines beauty with power, much like a skilled player weaving through defenders before unleashing a decisive shot.
A tidal wave builds slowly, then crashes forward with unstoppable momentum.
On the ice, that’s like a team working together shift after shift until the pressure finally overwhelms the opponent. The wave keeps rolling, no matter what’s in its way.
Fast, twisting, and hard to escape, it’s a perfect match for a hockey team that plays with speed and chaos, always keeping rivals off balance.
A tsunami is the ultimate surge of power from the sea, rising higher and striking harder than anything else.
As a hockey mascot, “Tsunami” suggests force, scale, and sudden impact... like a team that comes out of nowhere to dominate the game.
A volcano sits quiet for a while, but when it erupts, the fiery explosion is impossible to ignore.
That’s like a hockey team holding back until the moment is right, then bursting out with overwhelming energy.
The force is so mighty it can almost surprise, even scare, the players themselves, reminding everyone of the raw power they carry onto the ice.
Predators
Predators are hunters: fast, fierce, and always on the attack. In nature, they survive by chasing, stalking, and striking with perfect timing, and on the ice, a predator-inspired team carries that same instinct. Whether it’s raw power, sharp speed, or an untamed edge, these names show that hockey is as much about grit and ferocity as it is about skill.
Cougars are strong and swift hunters, moving with quiet precision before pouncing at the perfect moment.
A team with this name carries that same stealth and explosive energy, always ready to strike when least expected.
Grizzly bears are massive and commanding, known less for stalking prey and more for their sheer dominance. They move through their territory unphased and unbothered, but when challenged, they unleash raw power that few can withstand.
A grizzly mascot represents that same presence on the ice: steady, fearless, and ready to crush anything that dares to stand in the way.
Panthers are sleek and powerful hunters, moving with silent precision and explosive speed.
Fun fact: The Florida Panthers honor the endangered panther native to their state, and the team reached the Stanley Cup Finals in 1996, 2023 and 2024.
Predators are built to hunt, with sharp instincts, power, and focus that make them perfect symbols for the rink. They don’t just play, they stalk their opponents with precision.
Fun fact: The Nashville Predators, named after a saber-toothed cat fossil found in Tennessee, have one of the fiercest logos in hockey.
Razorbacks charge with fearless power, using sharp tusks and relentless energy to overwhelm anything in their path. Their wild spirit and brute strength make them a perfect symbol for a team that refuses to retreat.
Fun fact: The University of Arkansas is famous for its Razorback mascot, and their fans chant “Woo Pig Sooie!” to cheer their team.
It's also the name of my husband's team... a pack of grizzled old men who definitely rely on skill, fearlessness and years of knowledge rather than speed or agility! Lol
Sharks strike suddenly and decisively, ruling the ocean with unmatched speed and power.
Fun fact: The San Jose Sharks are famous for their “Shark Tank” arena, where fans cheer as a giant shark head lowers for the players to skate through.
Tigers are solitary hunters with unmatched strength and stunning stripes.
A tiger mascot embodies individual skill, ferocity, stealth, and lightning-fast attacks.
Pack Animals
Some of the best teams move in a group, working together with energy, cleverness, and spirit. They know how to stick close, help each other out, and make a big impact. Beware the pack!
Bison are massive, steady, and powerful, moving as a herd that’s hard to stop. On the ice, a bison mascot represents endurance, strength, and teamwork.
Fun fact: The bison is a symbol of North American plains and has inspired several hockey and sports mascots for its raw power.
Bulls are fierce, determined, and full of energy, charging forward with unstoppable momentum. A bull mascot captures that drive and aggression on the ice.
Fun fact: The Chicago Bulls may be a basketball team, but the bull’s spirit translates perfectly to any competitive arena.
Coyotes are clever, quick, and adaptable, using intelligence and teamwork to thrive. On the ice, a coyote mascot is cunning and resourceful, always looking for the perfect play.
Fun fact: The Arizona Coyotes’ logo celebrates this clever predator that prowls the desert.
Huskies are loyal, fast, and cooperative, perfect examples of pack animals working together. A husky mascot embodies endurance and unshakable teamwork on the ice.
Fun fact: The University of Connecticut Huskies show how a canine mascot inspires both spirit and determination.
Lions are bold, proud, and fearless, known as the kings of the animal kingdom. On the ice, a lion mascot commands attention, inspiring strength, courage, and teamwork.
Fun fact:Lions are popular sports mascots around the world, from professional teams to school leagues, because their courage and leadership make them perfect symbols for any competitive team.
Wolves are strategic hunters who rely on cooperation, communication, and pack strength. A wolf mascot brings that same sense of teamwork and relentless energy to hockey.
Fun fact: The Vegas Golden Knights’ minor league affiliate, the Henderson Silver Knights, sometimes feature wolf imagery to highlight cunning and coordination.
Unexpected and Adorable
Just because a team looks cute doesn’t mean it can’t be fierce, clever, or unstoppable. These charming mascots may be small, sweet, or wacky, but on the ice, they bring heart, determination, and plenty of surprise.
Bears are strong and comforting at the same time.
A teddy bear mascot adds warmth and friendliness to the team while still hinting at hidden strength.
Eager beavers are busy, clever, and always building, making them mascots that symbolize teamwork and determination.
Fun fact: The beaver is Canada’s national animal, making it a natural fit for hockey teams north of the border.
Cats are playful, curious, and quick on their feet.
A kitten or cat mascot can be mischievous and full of personality, leaping into action with style.
Young animals are full of energy and curiosity, showing both potential and courage.
A cub mascot represents growth, fun, and the excitement of learning to play as part of a team.
Ducks are quirky, wacky, and surprisingly fast in the water and on the ice.
Fun fact: The Anaheim Ducks’ name originally celebrated Disney’s “Mighty Ducks” movies before becoming a real NHL team.
Foxes are clever, quick, and full of surprises, making a team that’s smart, sly, and fun to watch.
Moose are big, lumbering, and unforgettable.
A moose mascot brings humor, strength, and a touch of wilderness to the rink.
Penguins are playful, social, and full of personality.
Fun fact: The Pittsburgh Penguins have one of the most iconic and recognizable mascots in hockey, delighting fans of all ages.
Small, mischievous, and magical, pixies show that you can play a fierce game and look cute doing it.
Quick, clever, and full of energy, a pixie mascot brings sparkle and surprise to the ice, delighting fans while keeping opponents on their toes.
Light, nimble, and full of mischief, sprites dart across the ice with lightning speed.
Their playful energy and boundless enthusiasm make them a crowd favorite, proving that even the tiniest competitor can leave a big impression.
Big, fluffy, and mysterious, yetis are part legend, part charm. On the ice, a yeti mascot combines humor with strength, surprising opponents with unexpected power and a big fluffy hug.
Fun fact: The Yeti, also called the “Abominable Snowman,” is a famous figure of folklore in the snowy Himalayas, making it a magical and memorable mascot choice.
Whether fierce, fast, clever, or delightfully unexpected, these mascots capture the spirit of the game and the imagination of fans everywhere. Use these pages to celebrate your favorite team, spark ideas for your own mascot, or simply enjoy the fun of bringing these characters to life.
Happy coloring! Now drop the puck.
Leanne
