Eastern Mennonite commitment graphic.
No signing day at Eastern Mennonite, same announcement. Your photo, royal blue and white, and COMMITTED across the top.
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Eastern Mennonite colors
Eastern Mennonite wears royal blue and white. These are the official codes to look for on a Eastern Mennonite commit graphic.
Colors from Wikipedia's college color data (Module:College color), entry "Eastern Mennonite Royals".
About Eastern Mennonite athletics
- Official name
- Eastern Mennonite University
- Location
- Harrisonburg, Virginia
- Association
- NCAA Division III
- Conference
- Old Dominion Athletic Conf.
- Nickname
- Royals
- School colors
- Royal Blue #0057B7 / White #FFFFFF
Eastern Mennonite sports
Men's · 4
Women's · 7
- Basketball
- Softball
- Soccer
- Volleyball
- Lacrosse
- Field hockey
- Triathlon
Men's & women's (one staff) · 3
Programs with a coaching staff listed in Eastern Mennonite's athletics staff directory, October 2026 (official athletics site). Sport links go to our sport guides.
Committing to Eastern Mennonite without a signing day
Eastern Mennonite competes in Division III, which offers no athletic scholarships and has no signing periods. Your commitment is the admission letter and the roster spot, and the school may hold a non-binding celebratory signing once you are admitted.
Those are the dates Eastern Mennonite commits usually post. Use COMMITTED when your coach says it is public; there is nothing to put SIGNED on unless the school holds a ceremony. More on how D3 announcements work on the Division III commitment graphics page.
Royals post ideas
Five captions that use Eastern Mennonite and the Royals name. Swap in your sport and position.
- Admitted. Committed. Eastern Mennonite Royals cross country, class of 2027.
- I am excited to announce that I will be continuing my academic and athletic career at Eastern Mennonite University.
- Four more years of soccer, and a degree from Eastern Mennonite. Thank you to everyone who got me here.
- Wearing royal blue and white for the next four years.
- Officially one of the Royals. Eastern Mennonite softball, class of 2027.
A minute from done
Type the school
Enter Eastern Mennonite and VA. The app looks up Eastern Mennonite's colors for you, and you can set them yourself if you want a different look.
Add one photo
An action shot with your face visible works best, like a field hockey or basketball shot from a game, or a portrait in uniform.
Pick the headline
COMMITTED for the announcement; SIGNED if your program holds a signing. Both come from the same pack.
Post it
Two finished graphics come back in about a minute, sized for Instagram, Story and X. Tag Eastern Mennonite and the Royals and let the program repost it.
Eastern Mennonite questions
What are Eastern Mennonite's school colors?
Eastern Mennonite's colors are Royal Blue (#0057B7) and White (#FFFFFF), as listed in Wikipedia's college colour table. CommitGraphics uses those exact colors when you enter Eastern Mennonite in the app.
Do Eastern Mennonite commits sign a letter of intent?
No. Eastern Mennonite is Division III, which has no athletic scholarships and no signing periods. Your commitment is the admission letter and the roster spot; the school may hold a non-binding celebratory signing after you are admitted.
How do I make a Eastern Mennonite commitment graphic?
Download CommitGraphics on iPhone, type Eastern Mennonite and VA as the school, add one action photo and your name, position and class year. The graphic comes back in about a minute in Eastern Mennonite's real colors, as COMMITTED, SIGNED or OFFERED.
Can the graphic say Royals instead of the school name?
The school name and colors come from what you type, and the design is built around your photo. Many Eastern Mennonite commits put "Royals" or a hashtag in the caption; there are caption ideas above.
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Free to download. Type Eastern Mennonite, add one photo, and it is ready in about a minute in royal blue and white.
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