We wanted a hockey club with heart. We found the Pitbulls.

Bristol is made up of neighbourhoods with their own identity. Gloucester Road feels different from North Street. Stokes Croft feels different from Clifton Village. Across the city, independent cafés, restaurants, shops, salons and local services help give each area its character.

Those businesses depend on reputation and repeat custom. Their owners are close to the people they serve, which means every recommendation carries weight. Revilicious was built to help businesses like these understand far more of the people who walk through their doors.

The players compete after work, study and long journeys. They train hard, play through knocks and carry the pride of representing their club every time they step onto the ice. The people around them give just as much in their own way. Coaches prepare the team. Volunteers keep match nights moving. Supporters fill the rink and bring the noise.

That commitment is easy to feel at a Pitbulls game. The crowd is close to the ice and close to the players. Every shift matters. Every goal changes the room. People return because the club means something to them.

Revilicious wants to support places and experiences that earn that kind of loyalty. Our name has been on the shoulders of the Pitbulls jersey since the 2025/26 season, and it stays there for 2026/27. We are proud to be part of it.

The Pitbulls have a clear identity. There is energy around the team and a sense that the club belongs to the people who keep showing up for it. That matters to us.

The partnership also introduces Revilicious to people across Bristol, the South West and South Wales. Some run businesses. Some organise events. Many support the independent places that make their towns worth living in. We hope they come to know our name through something they already enjoy, then discover what Revilicious can do for them.