The Peter Pullin Tournament stands as one of St Brendan’s RFC’s most cherished traditions. It is a day where Bristol’s young rugby players come together not just to compete, but to connect, grow, and celebrate everything our sport represents.

Named in honour of a man who believed deeply in opportunity, teamwork, and the power of community, this tournament brings those values to life every year. It’s a chance for clubs from across the city to stand shoulder to shoulder, to learn from one another, and to build friendships that will carry through their rugby journeys and beyond.

At its heart, the Peter Pullin Tournament is about more than results on the pitch. It’s about creating a space where Bristol’s young players can experience the joy of rugby in its purest form.

It’s a day built on the values of TREDS:

Teamwork, Respect, Enjoyment, Discipline and Sportsmanship.

By bringing our city’s young teams together, we strengthen the pathways that keep rugby thriving in Bristol and ensure that every child, regardless of background or ability, feels part of something bigger.

Today is a celebration of community, of shared passion, and of the next generation who will carry our game forward. And we’re proud to host it here at St Brendan’s RFC.