embodied the values of the team, community and fans. This was a brave group of players and fans who came together in the eleventh hour to donate time, money and resources to ensure ice hockey remained in the Nation's Capital. Colours The Brave embraced the Australian Capital Territory flag colours of yellow, navy blue and white. The colours can be seen in use in the arena, on team merchandise, official social media accounts, the team website and in advertising videos. The Brave home kits are predominantly navy blue with yellow and white accents while the away kits are predominantly white. In 2017, the Brave switched from its traditional white away kits to a light grey with navy blue accents. Logo The Brave logo is designed as a custom hand drawn typeface that can be utilised in its entirety as "Brave" or simply as a "B" for a standalone icon. Kit evolution Mascot CBR Brave have one official and one unofficial mascot. In 2014 there was just one unofficial mascot, the Braveheart Tiger. However, the team introduced a new official mascot in 2015, the Brave Bot, which looks like a Transformer-type mascot that was introduced to the Brave fans for the first time in the opening round of the 2015 AIHL season when the Brave took on the Sydney Bears at the Brave Cave. The Brave Bot led the team out onto the ice to the background track of techno music (SKRILLEX – Bangarang feat. Sirah). At half time there was a mascot dance off performed for the crowd. Fans CBR Brave has two unofficial supporters groups, CBR Brave Hecklers and The Bravehearts. The Hecklers were founded 2 July 2011 as the Canberra Knights Hecklers but once the Knights folded the Hecklers switched to the Brave. The group is known for being very vocal at Brave home games with relentless heckling of the visiting team to make their trip to the capital a tough experience. The group use the social media platform Facebook to share experiences and keep in touch between matches. The Bravehearts were formed at the same time as the new team and members paint their faces and wear a tartan sash. Both supporter groups have their specific reserved locations at the ice rink on match days. On 22 April 2016, Second City Hockey (SCH), the SB Nation Chicago Blackhawks supporters blog, announced they had adopted the CBR Brave