Don Atkinson

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Don Atkinson played with Carlton reserves.

He did not manage to play a senior game at Carlton.

Post Carlton:

VFA Clubs;
- Coburg: 1940-1945 32 Games 5 Goals
- Preston: 1946 1 Game 1 Goal.

Reservoir FC
Captain & Coached Reservoir 1947 - 1950
Don played in Reservoir’s 1946 Premiership Team and was Captain & Coach of the 1947 Under defeated Premiership Team. Don was at the helm in 1948 when the Club were runners- up and the team also played finals in 1949 & 1950.
Senior B & F Award in 1949 & 1950
Won the club’s Seniors Goal Kicking Award in 1950 & 1951.
Brothers Bob Atkinson and his twin brother Ted also played with Reservoir Football Club

Don later served as Mayor of the City of Preston now the City of Darebin,