OKLAHOMA CITY - The OKCPS Athletic department officially unveiled a new identity for the All-City Athletic Conference (ACAC) on Monday, introducing the conference's first new visual identity in more than a decade, and marking a significant milestone in its continued evolution. The redesigned logo reflects the conference's continued growth, commitment to competitive excellence, and proud tradition while positioning the ACAC for the future.

“This rebrand is more than a new logo - it represents our commitment to the “Next Play. Next Step.” mindset and the continued elevation of OKCPS Athletics,” said Shane Sanders, Executive Director of Athletics for OKCPS. "The design honors our tradition while introducing a bold, professional identity worthy of our scholars, coaches, and communities. As we continue raising the standard across our athletic programs, we're building a championship brand that makes earning an ACAC title even more meaningful."

The new conference logo embraces the district's "OKCPS Beyond the Game" vision by incorporating the Oklahoma City skyline into the top of the mark. The skyline represents the countless opportunities available to scholar-athletes beyond competition while reinforcing the district's commitment to preparing students for success after high school.

Developed through a collaborative branding process, the new ACAC logo was designed to balance the conference's rich history with its modern vision. Along with the Oklahoma City skyline, the updated mark features bold typography and the district's signature blue and orange, creating a recognizable identity that will represent ACAC championships and student-athletes for years to come.

“The bold blue and orange represent more than our district colors - they symbolize the energy, confidence, and shared purpose behind our vision for every OKCPS scholar to graduate prepared to fulfill their unique purpose in a healthy, vibrant community.” Sanders continued. “Together, the colors create a unified identity that honors who we are, while reflecting the bright future we’re building through athletics. This brand reminds our scholars that every competition, every achievement, and every next step is connected to something greater than the game.”

About the ACAC:
The All-City Athletic Conference (ACAC) serves Oklahoma City Public Schools' nine high schools and 12 middle schools, providing competitive athletic opportunities for nearly 5,500 scholar-athletes annually. The conference is comprised of 9 high schools - Belle Isle Enterprise, Capitol Hill, Classen School of Advanced Studies, Douglass, John Marshall Enterprise, Northwest Classen, Southeast, Star Spencer, and U.S. Grant. The conference also consists of 12 middle schools - Belle Isle Enterprise, Classen School of Advanced Studies, F.D. Moon, Jefferson, John Marshall Enterprise, Mary Golda Ross Enterprise, Rogers, Roosevelt, Skyline, Southeast, Taft, and Webster.

With competition dating back all the way to 1920, the ACAC celebrates the academic and competitive achievements of its member institutions and their scholar-athletes. The conference has produced more than 150 state championships, while continuing to provide life-changing opportunities for thousands of student-athletes across Oklahoma City.

For more information, visit okcpsathletics.com and follow the ACAC on Facebook (Facebook.com/okcpsathletics), Twitter/X (@okcps_athletics) and Instagram (@OKCPSAthletics)

Media Contacts:
Tanner Stiles
District Assistant Athletic Director - Sports Information/Partnerships
tstiles@okcps.org