Executive Editor and Senior Vice President for News at Las Vegas Review-Journal
Glenn Cook is the Executive Editor and Senior Vice President for News at Las Vegas Review-Journal. He specializes in a variety of themes including sports, competitive sports, and sports business, with a focus on topics such as soccer, football, hockey, AHL, and basketball. Glenn's work has been featured in Brunswick News Inc., Las Vegas Review-Journal, The Spokesman-Review, AASA, The School Superintendents Association, and SportsLogos.Net.
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Glenn Cook's coverage primarily focuses on sports, with a particular interest in sports jerseys and uniforms across various professional sports teams. His articles often include press releases and event coverage related to the unveiling of new or special edition sports jerseys.
If you have information about upcoming events where professional teams will reveal new uniforms or if you can provide insights into the design process behind these jerseys, it could be of interest to Glenn. Additionally, if there are any significant changes or trends in uniform designs within major sporting leagues such as hockey or soccer, providing analysis on these developments may capture his attention.
Since Glenn does not specify a geographic focus, pitches should aim to cover international sporting events and jersey launches rather than focusing on specific regions.
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By: Glenn Cook
Major League Soccer is taking a page out of its history books as inspiration for its official match ball for the upcoming 2025 season The league and technical partner Adidas launched the new ball on Friday, January 3. With swooping blue triangles and rounded green sections, the ball’s design borrows
By: Glenn Cook
As one of two schools with both their men’s and women’s teams participating in the 2025 Frozen Confines: Big Ten Hockey Series this weekend at Wrigley Field in Chicago, the University of Wisconsin Badgers have rolled out separate baseball-inspired uniforms for their outdoor showcase. Both looks were unveiled on the
News and blog on new sports logos and uniforms, rumours, concepts, and history in baseball, basketball, hockey, football, soccer and NCAA at Chris Creamer's Sports Logos Page SportsLogos.Net
By: Glenn Cook
Like other teams participating in the 2025 Frozen Confines: Big Ten Hockey Series at Wrigley Field in Chicago this weekend, the University of Michigan men’s team is rolling out special jerseys for the occasion. But the Wolverines are going out to left field with their baseball-inspired duds. While other teams
News and blog on new sports logos and uniforms, rumours, concepts, and history in baseball, basketball, hockey, football, soccer and NCAA at Chris Creamer's Sports Logos Page SportsLogos.Net
With their new contract coming into effect on January 1, Puma have wasted little time putting their stamp on Portugal’s national soccer teams. The German sportswear manufacturer and the Portuguese Football Federation (FPF) unveiled new home and away kits — the first under the new contract between the two parties
By: Glenn Cook
With less than two weeks until tip-off, America’s new professional women’s 3-on-3 basketball league has given fans and players a glimpse of what they’ll be wearing on the court.
Two teams in the National Lacrosse League switched up their usual looks for a good cause over the weekend. On Saturday, January 4, the Albany FireWolves and Las Vegas Desert Dogs donned special jerseys for Tucker Out Lymphoma and Box Out Cancer Night at the MVP Arena in Albany, New
By: Glenn Cook
English Premier League club Aston Villa is turning back the clock to celebrate its 150th anniversary later this week. The club unveiled a special anniversary kit on Tuesday, January 7, and will wear it for their Emirates FA Cup third-round match against West Ham United on Friday, January 10 —
By: Glenn Cook
Lucky Major League Soccer fans now have the chance to own a piece of memorabilia straight from some of the league’s newest, brightest stars. Throughout the 2024 MLS season, players playing their first game in the league wore a special MLS debut patch on their jerseys, which was then sent
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