CLEVELAND -- The Division II Conference Commissioners Association (DII CCA), previously the D2 CCA, has announced a brand refresh, introducing a modernized logo design to bring a unified, contemporary look across all the association’s platforms.

The new primary mark features a bold wordmark, available in both light and dark versions for maximum flexibility across digital, print and broadcast applications.

The rebrand replaces the organization's previous logo — a red-and-blue wordmark centered on the full "Division 2 Conference Commissioners Association" name — with a cleaner, more versatile design system intended to strengthen recognition of the DII CCA brand across membership institutions, media partners, and fans.

"This new look reflects where our association is headed — modern, connected, and unified across everything we do," said Kris Dunbar, President of DII CCA and Commissioner of the GLIAC. "We wanted an identity that our association could rally around, whether they're seeing it on a court, on social media, or at the Tip-Off Classic."

The updated branding will roll out across DII CCA's website, social media channels and member communications in the coming weeks.

The new logo was designed by Gameday Creative, a creative company based in NYC and Sioux Falls. Gameday is an entertainment animation design company working with brands on some of the largest events in the world. The Olympics, The World Cup, multiple Super Bowls, numerous NCAA Championships, MLB, NFL, NHL, MLS and NBA venues, Gameday Creative's work has been showcased on a global scale. A full-stack creative studio composed of Emmy-award-winning Art Directors, Producers, Project Managers, Graphic Designers and Video Editors. The team creates complete design systems used on broadcast, digital and live events.

About DII CCA: Initiated in 1992 to promote its member conferences and institutions, DII CCA has made its mark in providing a united front for NCAA Division II athletics. Created after the break-up of the College Division Commissioners Association, DII CCA continues to create lines of communication and opportunities for its member conferences. The DII CCA is administered by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA), which is in its 62nd year. For more information on NACDA and the 19 professional associations that fall under its umbrella, please visit www.nacda.com.