A New Era for Augusta Hockey
After an 18-year absence, the Augusta Lynx are poised to reclaim the ice, bringing professional hockey back to the Georgia city that has long awaited the return.
The team’s name emerged directly from a community-driven vote, a decision that underscored the deep connection between the franchise and its future fans.
Next season, the Lynx will compete in the East Coast Hockey League, the league announced, marking the beginning of a fresh chapter in the city’s sports landscape.
Central to the revival is the construction of a state-of-the-art arena slated to open before the 2027-28 campaign. With a seating capacity of 10,500, the venue will host not only Lynx games but also concerts, family shows and other entertainment events, promising a year-round draw for residents and visitors alike.
Design and Identity
The franchise’s visual identity was crafted by The Barn Creative, a design studio whose logo incorporates regional motifs to reflect Augusta’s heritage. The emblem, revealed alongside the name, serves as a rallying symbol for the team’s supporters.
Details on player uniforms, a mascot and the coaching staff are expected in the coming weeks, as the organization builds anticipation for the inaugural season.
Fans eager to secure their spot can already place season-ticket deposits on the team’s official site, augustalynx.com, a move that signals strong early demand.