[1] Its birth in 1926 was reported by the Southern Reporter newspaper of 26 August 1926:[2] Border devotees of the robust game of rugby are keenly interested in the new club which has been formed at St Boswells.

The committee responsible for the season's arrangements have already fixed over a dozen matches, with the expectation few more.

B. Turnbull of Kelso for the gift of goalposts, for which the members have expressed gratitude; and Mr. Fairbairn has granted the use a field, with an entrance off "Jenny Moore's Lane."

On Monday the captain gave an interesting address on training, and we hope the players will take his words to heart, as there no "royal road" in this sport.

[3] St. Boswells had a run of 56 matches without defeat from 2012 to 2013 season; they won the BT Shield in 2015.