Early Life and Education of Carlos Correa: A Complete Timeline

An overview of the childhood and early education of Carlos Correa, highlighting the experiences that shaped the journey.

Carlos Correa is a professional baseball shortstop and third baseman currently playing for the Houston Astros in MLB. Originally drafted first overall by the Astros in 2012, he previously played for the Minnesota Twins. Correa is from Puerto Rico.

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September 22, 1994: Carlos Correa Born

On September 22, 1994, Carlos Javier Correa Oppenheimer Jr. was born in Puerto Rico. He is a professional baseball shortstop and third baseman.

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1998: Hurricane Georges Damage

In 1998, Hurricane Georges caused heavy damage to Carlos Correa's family's house in Puerto Rico, which forced his father to take odd jobs while continuing to train him.

2010: Perfect Game BCS Finals and WWBA PG Underclassman World Championships

In 2010, Carlos Correa participated in the Perfect Game BCS Finals and the WWBA PG Underclassman World Championships.

2011: Perfect Game Appearances

In 2011, Carlos Correa appeared at the PG BCS Under-18 Finals and East Coast Professional Showcase. His performance at the PG World and National Showcases earned him a spot in the Aflac-PG All-American Game, where he was named Rawlings' Defensive Player of the Year. He also appeared in the PG WBAA World Championships.

2012: MVP in Víctor Pellot Excellence Tournament

In 2012, Carlos Correa was selected as the MVP in the Víctor Pellot Excellence Tournament. At the 2012 PG World Showcase, he set a PG record with a 97-miles per hour throw across the infield. He also signed with the University of Miami after graduating from the PRBAHS.