University of the Incarnate Word Athletics

2017 (Senior): He started 11 of the 14 appearances he made. He had one goal (Oakland) and two assists (Cornell, Houston Baptist) on the year. 

2016 (Junior): Osborne appeared in 15 games with two starts, totaling 568 minutes of play in 2016.  In his third season as a Cardinal, he launched 14 shots and seven of them were on goal. He scored the only point for the Cardinals in battle against the UMKC Kangaroos. Two days later, Osborne scored to contribute to a 2-1 Win for UIW over UNLV. He capped off his season with an assist to Ben Conway for a point to even the score against Seattle U in the second half of play. 

2015 (Sophomore): Osborne played in three games in 2015. He had an assist for a point that contributed to an 8-1 victory for UIW against Central Arkansas. 

2014 (Freshman): As a true freshman, Osborne played in 16 games for the Cardinals as an offensive substitute. He played a total of 359 minutes and fired a total of eight shots and three shots on goal.  He provided a spark off the bench in a 2-1 overtime win at Oakland when he fired four shots including one on goal.  He made a pair of starts at Seattle and against Air Force when Dylan Kelly was out with an injury.

High School:  Osborne was on the soccer, cricket and basketball teams at The Becket School.  In 2011, he was Notts County U15's top goal scorer. He was the Ilkeston FC top goal scorer in 2012 and 2014 helpting the team to the FA Youth Cup second round.  He made the all-Nottinghamshire U15's and U16's team.  He was the captain of The Becket School soccer team in 2011-12.  He was part of the U19 Youth Conference Midland Alliance and Britist College League winners with Ilkeston FC in 2014.  He helped lead Ilkeston FC to the Midland Reserve League championships in 2013 and was an All-England finalist with Nottinghamshire U16's in 2012.

Personal:  Osborne is the son of Simon and Karen Osborne and is studying sports management.  He was born on March 1, 1996.  His mother was the all-Ireland judo champion.  His father played soccer for Ilkeston Town FC, youth level for Nottingham Forest FC and for Grimsby Town FC.  His uncle, Billie, played professionally for Morton FC in Scotland.