Rick Osborne
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Retired Laurier women’s hockey coach Rick Osborne recipient of OUA John McManus award
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On May 15, 2019, former Laurier women’s hockey coach Rick Osborne was awarded the OUA’s John McManus award, an honour that recognizes a retired OUA coach who has exemplified sportsmanship and service to the greatest extent during their tenure coaching in university sport. Osborne took over the women’s hockey team midway through the 2003-2004 season,…
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Hawks give Rick Osborne a victory in his final home game
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Goodbyes aren’t always easy and if you make an impact on someone’s life, they shouldn’t be. That’s the case when it comes to women’s hockey coach Rick Osborne, who has been with the team since 2003, as he coached his last home game for the Golden Hawks on Saturday. Osborne has won nine OUA championships…
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Rick Osborne retires after 15 years of coaching
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The Wilfrid Laurier women’s hockey head coach, Rick Osborne, has announced his retirement after an extraordinary 15-year career. Osborne will continue the 2017-18 season behind the Hawks’ bench and will retire at the end of the year. For Osborne, retirement is something that he had been contemplating since the conclusion of last year. “What I…
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Losses are piling up for the Golden Hawks
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The Laurier women’s hockey team dropped a close one as they fell 3-2 to the Western Mustangs in a shootout on Saturday afternoon. In the midst of a four game losing streak and coming off back-to-back road losses to Laurentian and Nipissing, the Hawks returned home to try and spoil the Mustangs’ playoff chances. The…
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Newest additions to women’s hockey announced
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The announcement of the Wilfrid Laurier women’s hockey recruiting class has kept many on the edge of their seats. Coach Rick Osborne wisely sought the new addition of the committed six players to the Golden Hawks for the upcoming 2016-17 season. With a smaller coaching staff than in previous years, coach Osborne has been unyielding…
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Women’s basketball endure a first round exit
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Hawks playoff run ended by Lancers
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Women’s hockey’s will could not exceed the skill
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Laurier can’t overcome top-seeded Gryphons in semifinal
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Women’s hockey moves into the semifinals
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Hawks upset No. 4 Toronto Varsity Blues in their own arena in best-of-three quarter-final series
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Women’s basketball Hawks finish season strong
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Laurier hosts 1600 fans during second-annual school day game
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Laurier women’s basketball falls to 8-11 on the season
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Laurier swept during Ottawa road trip coming into final week of the season
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