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 the Las Vegas Review-Journal. With a deep-rooted passion for sports, he covers a range of topics including competitive sports, major league sports, and international sports leagues and federations, while also exploring themes in publishing and media. Cook's work has been featured in notable publications such as Brunswick News Inc., The Spokesman-Review, 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
With the soccer world having been focused on the 2026 FIFA World Cup for the past couple of weeks, the usual monsoon of European club kit unveilings has slowed to a trickle. But teams in Europe’s top domestic football league have still tried to cut through the World Cup hype by rolling out a few new jerseys over that time. Here’s a look at the new launches:
By: Glenn Cook
One of the English Premier League's highest-profile clubs has quietly started to roll out a new crest.
One of the English Premier League ‘s highest-profile clubs has quietly started to roll out a new crest.
By: Glenn Cook
One of England's most famous soccer teams is thinking about changing up its look, and leadership is looking to their fans for more input.
By: Glenn Cook
Canadian Paralympic athletes now have a new logo to compete as they strive to compete on the international stage.
By: Glenn Cook
With less than 100 days until they take the ice, the Hamilton Hammers have nailed down the jerseys they’ll wear for their inaugural season.
By: Glenn Cook
The logo for the event — taking place Feb. 5-6 at the UBS Arena in Long Island, New York — draws heavily on the Islanders' fisherman logos from the mid-1990s.
By: Glenn Cook
The newest club in the USL Championship is honouring the many Indigenous tribes in their surrounding area with their name and crest, unveiled this week.
By: Glenn Cook
A gold silhouette of the logo appeared on billboards and digital signs around Las Vegas for several days ahead of its official launch in a full-page newspaper ad.
By: Glenn Cook
As they mark their 10th anniversary, the Jacksonville Icemen are evolving.
