The Denver Summit unveiled its official team crest ahead of its Week 4 home matchup with the Charleston Admirals at The Peak, the club announced in a press release.

The logo features a faceted mountain peak set against a rising sun inside an angular badge. The design uses the franchise’s deep green and electric neon colors and is intended to reflect the club’s Colorado identity and its Summit name, according to the release.

Owner Lila Grant described the crest as a shared symbol for the expansion team and its supporters.

“A crest is a promise,” Grant said in the release. “The mountain is what we’re climbing. The sun coming up behind it is where we intend to end up.”

The unveiling comes during the Summit’s inaugural season, with the club entering the Charleston game at 3-0. The release said Denver is first in the National Conference and second across the league after three consecutive opening wins.

Thursday’s game will be Denver’s second home contest of the season and a test against a Charleston team the franchise characterized as one of the conference’s stronger early opponents. The Summit will seek to maintain its unbeaten record at The Peak.

Grant said the organization prioritized building its roster before introducing a full visual identity, tying the logo announcement to the team’s on-field start and its effort to establish a connection with Denver fans.

“We built the roster first, and now the identity to match it,” Grant said. “But none of it means anything without nights like tonight.”

The Summit and Admirals are scheduled to kick off at 6 p.m. Mountain Time at The Peak.