What do the Greek letters across the middle of the crest stand for?

• A. Our initials SDC in Greek
• B. A motto in Greek
• C. A decorative element with no meaning
• D. The founding year in Greek numerals

Answer: (A)

Think of it as a way to encode the club’s identity directly on the crest. The Greek letters shown are used to spell out the organization’s initials in Greek characters—Sigma for S, Delta for D, and Chi for C—which together stand for SDC. This is a common styling choice on insignia: using letters to represent the name rather than a motto or a date. If it were a motto, you’d expect words with meaning; if it were the founding year, you’d see numbers. Here, the three Greek letters are simply the initials in Greek form, signaling the club’s name across languages.