This began in 1921. Mr. Paul Bonnat, an industrialist and executor of his mother Marie Luxcey's (Widow Bonnat) will, wished to donate a plot of land to the hospital-hospice, which would become the starting point for a future Sports Park. This initial donation was finalized in 1927: the land would be leased to the municipality or to sports clubs, with one-third of the rental income going to the hospital's fund. The first stadium in the municipality of Morcenx was, therefore, the property of the hospital-hospice.
During the Second World War, the stadium served as a stable for the occupying troops and required repairs. In 1946, Mr. Bonnat, then 75 years old, made a second donation to the Morcenx hospital-hospice, represented by Léon Brouste, mayor and president of the hospital's administrative board, through a notarial deed dated April 10, 1946. Furthermore, the donor expressed the wish that the stadium be named Luxcey-Bonnat in memory of his mother. From 1950 to 1970, work was undertaken to build barriers, renovate the showers, and install electrical wiring.
Now, nearly a century old, the Luxcey-Bonnat stadium continues to fulfill Paul Bonnat's wish: to bear his mother's name!