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Angela Akins Garcia is married to Sergio Garcia as of July 29th, 2017. Angela Akins Garcia has a passion for sports that is beyond belief, considering women's perception that women don't enjoy sporting activities. Perhaps the fact that she was raised within a sports-oriented household was a factor in her choice to be a professional sportsperson. Perhaps she just have an interest in the sport. She has achieved great success in her career as a sportsperson as well as being an Fox sports reporter. She is more famous for her role as the spouse of well-known golfer Sergio Garcia. Angela Akins Garcia had been in obscurity for a long duration before her marriage to Sergio Garcia helped bring her to fame. In the end, there is little information about the life of Angela Akins Garcia prior to her wedding. While it's been confirmed that she is a child of 1985, media still don't know the exact date or month she was actually born. Angela Akins Gracia became interested in sport when she was an teen and started playing golf. When she was a kid she discovered a love for sports and decided to try golf. Through the years her experience grew and she completed more than eight tournaments as an high school student. As the head coach of the Mable Falls high school golf team Garcia was able to lead her team to third place in the 2003 regional competition and they subsequently came with a sixth-place finish in the 2006 competition. It is no doubt that the lady is a skilled golfer. To date she has earned over 17 gold medals at the National and International levels. Additionally, she is a member in the Women's Texas Golf Association. Garcia attended Texas Christain University after graduating high school for about three years. She then moved to the University of Texas. As she progressed through the years, her competitiveness was gaining strength. Even though she experienced joy and satisfaction as a golfer Angela Akin Garcia never dreamt of playing professionally, instead she decided to pursue journalism. In the end, when her graduation from the university and landed a position as a Fox Sports Southwest journalist.