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Giving out sports trophies is a tradition for professional and amateur athletic teams. Receiving an award boosts the confidence of a player and gives the entire team incentive to work even harder next season. If you’re planning to create trophies for a school or recreational championship, here’s a quick look at some famous designs to inspire you.

What Are Some of the Most Recognizable Sports Trophies?

1. Stanley Cup

The winner of the National Hockey League (NHL) championship receives this award. The prized trophy is named after Frederick Arthur Stanley, Lord Stanley of Preston, a former governor-general of Canada and one of the first people honored in the Hockey Hall of Fame.

The large silver bowl rests atop a silver pedestal. This design first appeared in the 1892-93 season, and was given to the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association. 

2. FIFA World Cup™ Trophy

Keokuk-Iowa-Wentzville-Missouri-sports-trophiesThe winner of the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) World Cup receives this eye-catching award. The trophy was first given out in 1930 to Uruguay’s team.

The unique design features a golden orb that resembles the Earth being held up by two spiral figures that make up the gold pedestal. Two green bands wrap around the base to represent a soccer field

3. Vince Lombardi Trophy

Football fans may be familiar with this award. Lombardi was a head coach in the National Football League (NFL) in the 50s and had a stellar track record of leading his players to victory.

Created by Tiffany & Company, this sterling silver trophy features a life-size football on a three-sided pedestal. It was given out to the winning team starting with Super Bowl V.

 

For high-quality sports trophies to give to your teams, turn to Trophy Outlet. Since 1989, the company has been the go-to source for engraved trophies and medals for various occasions. To discuss a project, call (636) 283-6167 in Wentzville, MO, or (319) 524-8101 in Keokuk, IA. You can also explore their inventory online and keep up with announcements on Facebook

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