Correcaminos UAT

History

The club was founded in 1980, represents the UAT as well as the city of Ciudad Victoria. It replaced the city's former team, Los Cuerudos, following the team's folding in 1978. The club joined the Segunda División de México in 1982 and played in the 1982–83 tournament. In the 1986–87 tournament, the club reached the championship final against UAQ, having to play a decisive third game in the Estadio Azteca where the club finally managed to beat UAQ in a penalty shootout and earning their first Promotion. The club did not fare so well in their first year in the Primera División de México finishing tied dead last with Atlético Potosino and only avoided being relegated by a goal difference. Before the 1988–89 tournament, the club managed to keep its category after buying the Deportivo Neza franchise and taking over their vacant spot. The club would go on to play 7 years in the Primera División before been relegated in 1995, this time they did not buy any franchise to save their status and instead accepted their fate of playing in the newly created Liga de Ascenso de México. In the summer 1997, the club reached its first final since joining the league only to lose it to Tigres UANL who would go on to be promoted to the Primera División having won the previous tournament as well. In the Apertura 2005 and Clausura 2006, the club had one of the strongest teams in the league finishing first in both tournament but losing in the round robin first to León and then to Indios de Ciudad Juárez in semi-finals.

Apertura 2011 Title

In the Apertura 2011, the club finished second in the league with 27 points, 7 wins, 6 draws, 2 defeats, scoring the most goals in the league with 33 and allowing 21 earning a round robin spot. In the quarter-finals, the club faced cross town rival Estudiantes de Altamira who they tied 2–2 after 2 games advancing for having finished with more points. In the semi-finals, the club would once again tie 3–3 this time against Toros Neza advancing once again because of their league position. In the final, the club would go on to face the league points leader La Piedad who was picked favorite by many to take the Apertura title home that year. The first match was played in the Estadio Marte R. Gómez where Correcaminos managed to take a 3–1 advantage. The second match was played in the Estadio Juan N. López where after 90 minutes the club had managed to beat La Piedad after almost 15 years with a score of 1–0 and claiming that tournaments title.

Honours

Domestic

Season to season

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• Has Played 5 2nd Division Tournaments last in 1987.
• Has Played 32 Primera A Tournaments last in 2011.
• Has Played 8 Mexican Primera División Tournaments last in 1995.
• After the 1987–88 tournament the club avoided relegation after buying the Deportivo Neza franchise. On 26 September 2012 the club advanced to the semi-finals winning the game versus Tijuana with a remarkable score of 5–5 changing and advantage of losing 4–1. The game was defined in penalty kicks, having a glorious and historical victory winning the Correcaminos 7–6 in penalties.

Personnel

Management

Coaching staff

Players

First-team squad

Reserve teams

;Correcaminos UAT Premier :Reserve team that plays in the Liga Premier in the third level of the Mexican league system.

;Correcaminos UAT (Liga TDP) :Reserve team that plays in the Liga TDP, the fourth level of the Mexican league system.

Notable players

This list of former players includes those who received international caps while playing for the team, made significant contributions to the team in terms of appearances or goals while playing for the team, or who made significant contributions to the sport either before they played for the team, or after they left. It is clearly not yet complete and all inclusive, and additions and refinements will continue to be made over time.

• ARG Claudio Borghi
• ARG Marcelo Espina
• ARG Norberto Orrego
• BOL Joaquin Botero
• BRA Lucas Silva
• SLV Eliseo "Cheyo" Quitanilla
• HON Raúl Martínez Sambulá
• HON Carlos Pavón
• HON Rodolfo Richardson Smith
• MEX Marco Antonio Ferreira
• MEX Humberto Filizola
• MEX Rubén González
• PAN Víctor René Mendieta
• URU Jorge Daniel Cabrera
• ZAM Kalusha Bwalya

Managers

• URU Héctor Hugo Eugui (1987)
• MEX Héctor Pulido (1988–89)
• MEX Ignacio Jáuregui (1989–91)
• URU Héctor Hugo Eugui (1991–93)
• ARG Rubén "Ratón" Ayala (1992–94)
• URU Aníbal Ruiz (1998–00)
• MEX José Luis Saldívar (2005)
• MEX Sergio Orduña (2006–07)
• MEX Raúl Gutiérrez (2007–09)
• HON Raúl Martínez Sambulá (2009)
• MEX Joaquín del Olmo (2009)
• ARG Jorge Almirón (2010–11)
• MEX Ignacio Rodríguez (2011–12)
• MEX José Luis Sánchez (2012)
• MEX Joaquín del Olmo (2013)
• MEX Omar Arellano Nuño (2014)
• MEX José Treviño (2015–16)
• MEX Jorge Alberto Urbina (Interim) (2016)
• MEX Jaime Ordiales (2017)
• MEX Ricardo Rayas (2017–18)
• MEX Juan Carlos Chávez (2018–19)
• CHI Carlos Reinoso (2019)
• MEX Roberto Hernández (2020–2021)
• MEX Hibert Ruíz (2021)
• MEX Daniel Alcántar (2021)
• MEX Francisco Rotllán (2021)
• MEX Jorge Urbina (2022)
• MEX Héctor Altamirano (2022)
• MEX Edgardo Solano (2023)
• MEX Raúl Gutiérrez (2023–2024)
• MEX Francisco Cortéz (2024)
• URU Héctor Hugo Eugui (2024–2025)
• URU Gustavo Díaz (2025–)

References

References

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