COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Columbus Fury have officially unveiled their new uniforms for the 2026 season, showcasing a look that celebrates the team’s identity and the city it represents.
Each of the three new jerseys features a distinct design element tied to the Fury brand and the Columbus community.
The white uniform highlights a striking lightning bolt running down the side of the jersey, taken directly from the Fury’s logo and design elements.
The black uniform incorporates the Columbus city street map woven into the design, along with the outline of the state of Ohio down the side, reinforcing the team’s deep connection to both city and state.
The red uniform features the iconic Columbus skyline along the side, paying tribute to the city the Fury proudly call home.
All three of the jerseys display the phrase “UNLEASH THE FURY” on the back of the neck. Additionally each of the jerseys feature the sponsor logos for Nationwide and Mount Carmel Health System.
The new uniforms reflect the continued evolution of the Columbus Fury brand as the team prepares for another exciting season in Major League Volleyball.
The Fury open the season on the road on Thursday, January 8 at the Atlanta Vibe before returning to Nationwide Arena for the home opener on Saturday, January 10 against the Omaha Supernovas at 7 p.m.
Single match tickets are on sale now as well as season tickets and partial ticket packages. Click here or email columbusfury@columbusfury.com for details. Fans can also call the ticket office at 614-380-FURY (3879).
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