Cribbs

Cribbs Football Club was founded in London in 1958 as Sun Life Assurance. The Bristol team was established in 1976 when Sun Life first relocated to Bristol. Initially, two teams were run, participating in the Bristol and Avon League, playing at Dundridge Farm. However, when the Cribbs Causeway ground was opened in 1978, the first team were promoted straight to the Avon Premier Combination League (later renamed Bristol Premier Combination) where they stayed for 20 years until they eventually won promotion to the County League in 1999–2000. In the summer of 2011, the club changed from AXA to its new name of Cribbs Friends Life FC ready for the 2011–12 season.

The 2011–12 season was Cribbs' most successful season to date as the club claimed its first Gloucestershire County League title on its way to an unprecedented League and Cup double, with the team later adding the Les James League Cup to the League Championship, in the process becoming the first and only side to achieve this feat. As well as winning the double, the club finally earned promotion to the Western League Division One for the 2012–13 season as a result of being crowned champions. The season turned out to be a successful one for the club in general as the Reserve and 'A' sides also gained promotion.

In 2013, Cribbs Friends Life F.C. changed their name to Cribbs F.C. after losing the backing of their sponsors. At the end of the 2020–21 season the club were transferred to the Premier Division of the Hellenic League Under the stewardship of Richard Luffman, Cribbs in his first season in charge recorded a best ever placed finish of Fourth in the Hellenic League, they also were winners of the League Cup defeating Hereford Pegasus 1-0 through a George Kellow goal.

Luffman’s Cribbs gained Southern League status in 2023 after clinching promotion becoming champions of the Hellenic League after a 1-0 win over Wantage Town through a goal from David Duru, their highest promotion in club history.