They played their first game on Monday 30 September 1929, with the Aberdeen Press and Journal reporting two days later:[2] RUGBY AT LOSSIEMOUTH.

The first Rugby football ever staged in Lossiemouth was played Monday evening between local tiftoen and an Elgin Academy team, and resulted in a victory for the homesters.

Throughout the game Elgin's pack-work was consistently good, and their forwards showed well against the heavier Lossiemouth players.

In spite of the open nature the play, the visitors were at first almost wholly confined to their own territory, and it was during this period that all the scoring was done.

[3] The RAF moved into the RNAS site from 1972, and founded the present day rugby union side.