Don played at Northampton Saints between 1943-1961, gained 14 England caps.
According to his bio on the Northampton Saints Website ‘If you are seeking for a prolific scorer, proven leader and consistent performer at club and international level, look no further than Donald Frederick White’. For 18 years he dominated Northampton Saints on the playing field. His statistics alone are impressive-448 appearances (second on all time Saints’ all-time list); 930 points (fifth on the list); and 116 tries (ninth). He spent six seasons captaining the Saints, also led the East Midlands and Barbarians and Coached England for two seasons-The first man to do so. He began his career at the Saints on 27th February 1943 as a 16-year-old from Earls Barton, at which time he was playing as prop. His early playing career was disrupted by the second World War. He went on to play Flanker. His international career lasted six years until 1953 and consisted of 14 caps and two tries. In 1969 he became England’s first coach. The appointment had immediate effect as England Secured their first ever win over South Africa. Off of the field he was heavily involved in Franklin’s Gardens and continued to serve on the committee.

Our Mini's and Juniors festival is named after this local legend.