Chris Osburn Writes.: 2010

Sunday, March 21, 2010

Inside Lacrosse Magazine Cornell 18, Yale 7.

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Thursday, March 4, 2010

Inside Lacrosse Magazine Cornell 10, Hobart 7.

The last time the Cornell lacrosse team had a game, it was the national championship against Syracuse. They lost that game in overtime on a marker from Cody Jamieson, but they got the victory today.

The Big Red defeated the Statesmen of Hobart 10-7 today at the Carrier Dome in Syracuse, NY. This game was originally set for yesterday afternoon, but inclement weather forced the game to be moved to today. It also caused the game to be moved indoors to the Dome and i doubt any of the players are complaining.

Cornell was led by Rob Pannell (2g, 3a), Scott Austin (2g), Ryan Hurley (2g) and Mitch Mcmichael (2g).

Hobart was led by Doug shiver (2g) and Kevin Curtin (2g).

Hobart's next game is March 6th at Colgate and Cornell plays on March 2nd at Canisius.

http://insidelacrosse.com/game/28890#

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nllinsider.com: Hard-working Rush sneak up on Rochester to steal National Lacrosse League win in OT

The Edmonton Rush visited the usually not-so friendly confines of the Blue Cross Arena for the first time ever on Saturday night and the escaped with a hard-fought 12-11 National Lacrosse League win over the Rochester Knighthawks. Andy Secore took home game MVP honors with his hat trick, including the winner in overtime. Rochester is not an easy place to win if you don’t play for the home team, but the Rush maintained their composure and never panicked despite never holding a lead during the game, except when it mattered the most.

Rush forward Ryan Powell, who played a few seasons of outdoor ball for the Rattlers, knows just how tough it is to win in Rochester.

http://www.nllinsider.com/2010/03/01/hard-working-rush-sneak-up-on-rochester-to-steal-national-lacrosse-league-win-in-ot/#more-23301

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

Inside Lacrosse Magazine switcheroo.

Most of the links to my articles for Inside Lacrosse Magazine don't work anymore. They relaunched the site a few weeks back and did away with the blogs in favor of everything working together as straight up news.

Here's a link to all of my archived articles:

http://insidelacrosse.com/search/node/osburn

It's only articles that I wrote for the blog section of I.L., my other 30+ articles that I wrote are nowhere to be found.

Also, here's a link to all of my fatherlife articles:

http://thefatherlife.com/mag/?s=osburn

My bad, ya'll.

I've been really slacking on my updating of this site in recent months. I usually only update it every month or so. Sadly, now I've become so lazy that I'll probably just post links to site I wrote for and you can find my most recent articles yourself.

Sorry for the inconvenience.

XOXO,

Christopher Osburn

Tuesday, January 12, 2010

NLLInsider.com: Sid Smith picks up where he left off in Rochester Knighthawks’ opening win.

Sid Smith started his National Lacrosse League career with the Rochester Knighthawks the same way he ended his college career: with a win. In his last collegiate game, he helped lead Syracuse University to a come-from-behind overtime victory over Cornell in the NCAA title game. Fast forward to September when Smith was drafted No. 1 overall in the NLL draft by the Knighthawks, and Smith fits in perfectly for a team that lost Regy Thorpe, Troy Bonterre, and Pat Cougevan. Smith made his NLL debut on Saturday night when Rochester defeated Thruway rival Buffalo 10-5 in front of a raucous crowd of 8,192 at the Blue Cross Arena.

http://www.nllinsider.com/2010/01/12/sid-smith-picks-up-where-he-left-off-in-rochester-knighthawks-opening-win/#more-19805

TheFatherLife.com: [NFL] Wild Card Weekend 2010

It feels like I was just writing my NFL season previews, but now it’s playoff time. Most of the field was set weeks ago, including most of the NFC, but seven teams were battling for the remaining two AFC slots in week seventeen. The Jets and Ravens, two teams who took very different routes to the playoffs ended up taking home the last two wildcard positions.

This season, there were five different champions out of the eight divisions, three of which are in the AFC. There are also six teams making an appearance in the postseason that had an early tee-time at the golf course this time last year.

http://thefatherlife.com/mag/2010/01/06/nfl-wild-card-weekend-2010/