Stranraer set the tone early with a high-pressing game, benefiting from a freak own goal by Rose's Lee Currie in the 5th minute.
Despite Stranraer's dominant possession in the first 15 minutes, Rose managed to control the ball and created chances through Liam Buchanan. However, they couldn't put enough pressure on Lewis Budinauckas's goal.
In the early minutes of the second half, Matthew Grant extended Stranraer's lead with a remarkable solo run around Rose's defence, curling it past Paddy Martin in the 57th minute.
Stranraer centre-back Craig Ross extended their lead to 3-0 by netting the third goal of the game, capitalising on a rebound opportunity.
Stranraer effectively managed the game, deploying a deep defensive line that made it challenging for Bonnyrigg to create clear-cut chances in the second half.
Bradley Barrett provided a glimmer of hope for Bonnyrigg, scoring a late consolation goal with a fantastic volley in the dying moments of the game, concluding a frustrating afternoon for Rose.
Looking ahead, Bonnyrigg Rose will be back in action next Friday as they face off against East Fife on December 22nd in Methil.
Gregor Bruce