Carlos Correa
Director of Marketing
Born in California, Carlos grew up in the US and England. He graduated high school in England and attended Stanislaus University in California and Gannon University in Pennsylvania where he played soccer for both schools. He graduated with his bachelor’s degree in Psychology.
After playing and college, Carlos dabbled in other jobs, but knew his passion and calling was to be more involved in the game of soccer and eventually obtained his USSF “A” license. In Boise, he was introduced to the Idaho Rush and became one of the Directors of Coaching. During this time, Carlos also coached with the Rush National Select. After Boise, Carlos worked in Nashville as the Director of Coaching for the 12-15’s before finding his way back to the Pacific Northwest and Washington Rush. Carlos attributes his coaching successes to what he has learned from others. “Coaches who influence me the most are coaches who constantly seek information, ideas and perspective. In my experience, being a student of the game is critical to coach development. A standard I strongly hold to myself.”
His favorite team is Newcastle and his favorite soccer moment was participating in US national team camp in 1998 under coach John Ellinger. Several years later that same coach ended up being his instructor for his USSF “A” License. “It was a very cool moment for me in terms of where I came from as a player to where I found myself today,” added Carlos.
After playing and college, Carlos dabbled in other jobs, but knew his passion and calling was to be more involved in the game of soccer and eventually obtained his USSF “A” license. In Boise, he was introduced to the Idaho Rush and became one of the Directors of Coaching. During this time, Carlos also coached with the Rush National Select. After Boise, Carlos worked in Nashville as the Director of Coaching for the 12-15’s before finding his way back to the Pacific Northwest and Washington Rush. Carlos attributes his coaching successes to what he has learned from others. “Coaches who influence me the most are coaches who constantly seek information, ideas and perspective. In my experience, being a student of the game is critical to coach development. A standard I strongly hold to myself.”
His favorite team is Newcastle and his favorite soccer moment was participating in US national team camp in 1998 under coach John Ellinger. Several years later that same coach ended up being his instructor for his USSF “A” License. “It was a very cool moment for me in terms of where I came from as a player to where I found myself today,” added Carlos.
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