Established in 1970, leagues were organized at University Gardens Public School and Fisher's Mill Park for boys. As the popularity of soccer grew, a separate girls club was formed and both thrived in the community. In 2007, the Dundas Youth Soccer Club was enlarged to include girls following the dissolution of the Dundas Girls Soccer Club.

Dundas Youth Soccer Club is a summer institution for hundreds of families who live in the Town of Dundas and the surrounding communities of Greensville, West Flamborough, Copetown, Ancaster and Westdale.  It is the fifth largest soccer club in the City of Hamilton, serving 1,500 players.  Dundas Youth Soccer Club offers an outdoor House League for boys and girls 4 years old and up, as well as, a range of Competitive Teams.  With the support of hundreds of volunteers, DYSC provides the opportunity to learn the fundamentals of the game, develop indivual skills, strong teamwork and respect.

Club games are played at Olympic Sports Park, Sanctuary Park, Veteran's Park, Couldrey Park and Fisher's Mill Park. Practices are held at school fields such as Dundana, Yorkview, Highland, Spencer Valley, Osler, St. Bernadettes and Dundas Montessori as well as, other available green space such as Dundas Driving Park, Little John Park and Centennial Butterfly Park. Divisions range from under 4 through 18 years of age where children 10 and under play 7 aside soccer.

Approximately 20 percent of registered Dundas Youth Soccer Club players play on competitive teams. Select teams play in the Hamilton & District multi-jurisdictional league while Rep players compete in the South Region Soccer League (SRSL). The Club is a member of the Hamilton & District Soccer Association and Ontario Soccer Association.