WATCH: Elgin City manager Gavin Price reacts to Centenary tournament victory as part of preparations for SPFL League 2 campaign
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ELGIN City celebrated their 100th anniversary at Borough Briggs by lifting their own invitational trophy to mark the milestone.
There have been many ups and downs in that century at their home, and this was a weekend enjoyed by the fans.
The Black and Whites – wearing a new retro first team kit as a nod to their past – defeated League 1 neighbours Peterhead 2-0 in the final at Borough Briggs on Sunday.
First half goals from Fin Allen and Jevan Anderson secured the win against the Blue Toon.
Elgin had beaten Highland League champions Fraserburgh 2-0 on Saturday, while Peterhead had drawn 1-1 with Inverurie Locos before winning a penalty shootout.
Elgin manager Gavin Price was delighted with his players' efforts over the two days, as their preparations continue for the start of a new season in less than two weeks.
Price said: "It's been an excellent exercise and the players have got a lot of minutes over the two days. I have been really pleased with the fitness levels.
"We won't get carried away with what we have done, but we have now kept four clean sheets and scored a lot of goals.
Captain Matty Cooper said: "We've got to aim high. Last season the standard was not good enough. It is important we hit the ground running."
