Hunter Gingras offers up not two but three concept designs for the mythical Haitian hockey team's sweaters. All are created on the same basic idea but it would give the team three options when dressing for a game.

A wordmark is splashed across the front while the seal found on Haiti's flag adorns the shoulders of each jersey.

For what it's worth, the red one totally makes me think Caps in the '80s.

And for something completely different, Jake Slavik couldn't decide which color to go with for his jersey, so he opted for the rare half-and-half. Bold move.

He also pitched the flag seal in favor of his own unique wordmark — and an inexplicable Nike logo on a Reebok Edge jersey. We'll figure that one out later.

Jeff has come up with one of the most complete identities for the fictional Haitian ice hockey club. The well-designed crest stands out on very sharp jerseys. You'll notice Jeff has incorporated the various elements of the flag seal in his logo.

Though the striping comes awfully close to crossing the line of what's tasteful, I'm still quite impressed with the effort put in. If only we could actually do something real with one of these awesome jersey designs.

Brad has taken a different approach with his white concept jersey. The shield on the front is rather bold as are the multi-colored stripes evocative of Caribbean art. It's simple but that's why it works.

Lastly, Brett sent in this jersey design, which I think is quite possibly the most realistic of any submitted so far. If a nation like Haiti were to ever actually field a hockey team, I'd be willing to bet that little time would be spent being overly creative with the jerseys.

Brett also dug up a bit of hockey/Haiti trivia to share:

I actually found out that there has only been one person to ever play in the NHL that was born in Haiti, his name is Claude Vilgrain and he actually played for my Philadelphia Flyers for two games in 93-94.

Also worth mentioning is Georges Laraque, who now plays for his home team, Montreal Canadiens. While Laraque himself was born in Canada, his parents are both from Haiti. As of last Thursday, he was still waiting to hear from family members in the devastated region.

This is another great design for Team Haiti that has me impressed. Lots of bright colors and two different and beautiful crests. Very nice work here!

Brendan just sent in his design today. Very simple and subtle. I particularly like the idea of opposite-colored sleeves. That's a new one.

This one has an awful lot of stripes, doesn't it? It may be a bit much, but at the very least it captures the essence of the Haitian flag.

Bill came up with a unique crest for his concept jerseys. I think it's the first time we're seeing the country's silhouette used as a design element.

The only problem is that it vanishes a bit on the blue jersey. This would've been a good opportunity to swap the blue with white on the crest (and the captain's C).

Glen put together this Haitian concept jersey, a recolored version of the Florida Panthers' new third. I like the addition of gold to the sweaters. That's something we haven't really seen yet — and we've seen an awful lot of these already.

And Ethan just submitted these attempts. I think whether you prefer the red or the blue, it's probably still a little too busy to ever be an actual uniform design. And what's up with the multi-colored pants?