Gregory Gogonas is a Sports Graphic Designer and Brand Consultant based in the United States. He currently offers his creative services to youth sports programs, amateur leagues and athletic organizations across the country. Known for his clean design style and strategic approach to visual storytelling, Gogonas specializes in building identity-driven branding that brings teams to life on and off the field.
Graphic Designer & Brand Consultant for Sports Organizations
Gregory Gogonas is a creative professional who partners with athletic programs to develop high-impact visuals for events, athlete promotion and full brand systems. His services include:
- Team Logos and Brand Identity
- Tournament and Event Graphics
- Athlete Highlight Reels and Promotional Content
- Recruitment Decks and Social Media Graphics
- Apparel, Merchandise and Sponsorship Materials
Gregorgy Gogonas has worked with clients ranging from local wrestling clubs to national sports nonprofits. Whether designing for the court, the mat, the field or the rink, he brings a thoughtful, collaborative process to every engagement.
Wrestler Turned Designer
Before establishing himself as a graphic designer, Gregory Gogonas spent years immersed in the wrestling community as a competitive athlete. His time on the mat — marked by early‑morning practices, demanding training cycles and the mental rigor of competition — instilled in him a firsthand understanding of discipline, resilience and preparation. Wrestling taught Gogonas how to commit fully to a goal, how to perform under pressure and how individual effort ultimately serves the success of the team.
That athletic foundation continues to shape his professional work today. When designing logos, tournament materials, or athlete‑focused graphics, Gregory Gogonas draws on his lived experience as an athlete to ensure the visuals feel authentic to the sport. He understands the significance of weight‑in day, the intensity of postseason competition and the pride athletes feel representing their program. This perspective allows him to translate the emotional and cultural realities of wrestling — and sport more broadly — into strong, intentional visual identities.
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