Dawson Ducks FC

Dawson Ducks Football Club is a Pugetine professional association football club, based in Dawson, that plays in the Puget Premier League and Devine Premier League. Founded in 1837, the club is the oldest organized football team in the nation and moved to its current home, the Dawson Bowl, in 1987 as part of their 150th anniversary celebrations.

The Dawson Ducks are the most successful club in Pugetine football, having won several league titles, league cups, and Puget Cups. The club is one of the wealthiest and most widely supporter football teams in the world. The club is said to be worth R$1.5 billion, making it the most valuable football club in the world. The club has been managed by James Grant since 1989 and the Prime Minister acts as chairman, currently Bruce Englehardt II.

The club has major longstanding rivalries with their two neighboring clubs, North Dawson and Dawson United, who they play in the Dawson derby. Another major rival is Kalama United, another successful club that also is part of the Dawson – Kalama rivalries. These rivalries carry over into the other clubs operated by Dawson Ducks Holdings, the academy, reserves, and women's teams.