The NHL's newest club is officially named the Utah Mammoth.

The Salt Lake City-based franchise formerly known as the Utah Hockey Club shared its new nickname and uniforms on Wednesday.

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Utah played its inaugural NHL season in 2024-25 following the relocation of the Arizona Coyotes.

The SEG also noted that the outline of Utah is featured in the mountain silhouette, and that the mammoth's tusks form the letter "U."

The home jerseys feature a badge on the shoulder, with a slight variation on the diagonal "UTAH" logo from the team's inaugural season inside the state silhouette with a hockey stick.

The mammoth head is visible as a secondary mark on the club's away jersey, which uses the diagonal "UTAH" as its primary design. The crossbars on the last two letters are angled, which SEG described as another homage to Utah's mountains.

Fans cast more than 850,000 votes in four rounds of voting before the franchise settled on the name, according to SEG.

The first round of voting took place in June 2024, during which fans were asked to consider a list of 20 possible names including the Utah Wasatch and Utah Yeti.

The final round was held at Delta Center from Jan. 29 to Feb. 4, by which time the name options had been narrowed down to Utah Mammoth, Utah Outlaws or Utah Hockey Club.

Early indications were that Utah was leaning toward the nickname Yeti. The name was one of the six that made it out of the first round of voting, and Utah forward Clayton Keller said he expected it to be the nickname in the future.

KSL.com's Ryan Miller reported in January that the United States Patent and Trademark Office ultimately rejected the nickname due to its similarity to the coolers brand, causing the franchise to pivot toward other options.