There are wondrous things happening on DF right now but site royalty Rabbi was recently (re)crowned the winner of a stage of the Crest Redesign Competition Weekly (CRCW).

With the focus on the San Marino national team - and indeed the San Marino Football Federation (FSGC) - Rabbi’s design, like so many winning designs recently, finds the sweet spot between modernism and tradition and delivers something those Sammarinese players would be proud to wear on their chests.

Two in two for member Aegon, as they bag themselves their second Crest Redesign Competition Weekly win in a row and their 17th overall.

Sport Boys Association of Peru’s Liga 1 was a semi-obscure choice, but Los Rosados’ colouring clearly whetted some appetites and resulted in some very classy entries in the stage.

Pictured here is the winner of the 269th Crest Redesign Competition Weekly (CRCW), the challenge which each week deems a designer as having created the best alternative badge for a given football team.

The Fédération Haïtienne de Football - Haitian Football Federation - was the subject for this stage, and the victor was Aegon with a design which, once again, tweaked the current, real-life version, rather than ripping it up and starting again.

Member elfisho is celebrating another site victory as they’ve come out on top in the 268th Crest Redesign Competition Weekly (CRCW).

The winning design for the University College Dublin stage nicely bypasses the tautology of the existing example’s initials (“University College Dublin Dublin”?) whilst retaining the piggybacking of marketability of the capital city the club calls home - à la Paris Saint-Germain.

As Haiti designs are being published at full tilt, with huge potential for piggybacking of Arsenal iconography, Dynamic has been crowned the winner of the Crest Redesign Competition Weekly’s most recent vote.

The polls stay open for the University College Dublin round, but Asociacion Deportiva Tauro Fútbol Club’s moment in the DesignFootball.com limelight is done and dusted and the Panama City side have done pretty well out of it.

Another “CRCW” stage has ended - UCD, you’re welcome - as has the voting for the Tauro FC chapter, but last week we learned who had won the previous installment, which involved the creation of a new club badge for Algerian side Jeunesse Sportive de Kabylie.

Jackeen came out on top with a very modern, well, logo, and it’s a design that proved very popular in the voting, even with what we’d assume to be tough opposition, based on the contents of the gallery.