| I am not sure what the LOGO has to do with it ?? and what you wish to prove with the logo. The lOGO will prove there was a logo on the shirt,
and that the team was wearing the shirt ??
the facts of the casee would be done though witness, where the person was, who saw the person get hurt,
If the person who got hurt says he was playing ball on the team at the time, you don't have to prove he was playing ball on the team for a case.
Also alot of workers comp claims are done at least where we are at, by phone hearings, so evidence will be mailed in or mostly stated.
The real issue here will be the relationship of the team to the place of business. If the business was merely sponsering a team, but it was not a company team, workers comp would not apply normally, but if this was a COMPANY team established by the company, paid for by the company and you had to be a company employee to be on the team, it is very likely that the workers comp will follow, this since it is considered a company activity.
It is just like a company party, held at the Holiday INN if a person gets hurt there it is a company event. ( that is why many companies stoped allowing drinking at company events)
Workers comp is not restricted to company property, but it is any action done by the employee in actions as a employee. And these can be after hour activities, as long as some action of the employee was related to the employment.
So you may wish to step back, talk to a workers comp attorney before going to far into this.
Often denying a small claim, can really hurt, since it hurts other employees moral, and the small claim, once the employee gets an attorney, will be a much larger claim | 
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