Adrian Molina-Diaz is an assistant coach for Georgetown men’s soccer in Washington, D.C. He came to the Hilltop in 2026 after two seasons on the staff at Oregon State. During his time with the Beavers, the program reached the NCAA Tournament twice and produced three All-Americans, six all-region selections, and 13 all-conference honorees, including two West Coast Conference Offensive Players of the Year. Oregon State also had four MLS SuperDraft picks and one College Sports Communicators Academic All-American while he was on staff. Molina-Diaz served as a graduate assistant coach in 2023 and helped guide Oregon State to the best season in program history. The Beavers went 11-6-5, beat three top-25 opponents including No. 1 Stanford, and advanced to the College Cup for the first time before reaching the national semifinals.
Oregon State finished the season No. 4 in the United Soccer Coaches poll, the highest final ranking in school history. That team also produced three MLS SuperDraft selections, including Logan Farrington as the third overall pick, along with two All-Americans, three all-region honorees, the Pac-12 Player of the Year, and six All-Pac-12 selections. Before moving into coaching, Molina-Diaz played for Oregon State from 2021 to 2022. In 2021, he earned Second Team All-Pac-12 honors despite having his season shortened by injury, scoring six goals in 12 matches to tie for fourth in the conference. He later made eight starts in 2022 while working back to full fitness. A native of Alicante, Spain, Molina-Diaz earned his undergraduate degree in kinesiology from Miguel Hernandez University in 2021 and completed a master’s degree in business and data analytics from Oregon State in 2023.
