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Angela Akins Garcia is married to Sergio Garcia as of July 29, 2017. Angela Akins Garcia has a enthusiasm for sports that is unimaginable, especially when you consider the perception that women don't enjoy sport. Her upbringing in a sport-oriented family might have contributed to her determination to become an athlete or she's simply interested in sports because of her nature. Though she's a very successful sportswoman, her work as an Fox Sports Journalist is outstanding. The most famous thing about her is being the wife to golfer Sergio Garcia. Angela Akins Garcia was basically obscure until the marriage of the famous sportsman pushed her into the spotlight, therefore, there is a lack of information on the events of her life before the period she married Sergio Garcia, a professional golfer. The media know that Angela Akins Garcia was born in the year 1985, but she was not born in the month or day. Angela Akins Gracia, a young woman who was enthusiastic about sports, decided to take up playing golf. In order to master the art of creating an accurate and controlled swing Angela took a few lessons. Through the years, she became experienced and completed more than eight tournaments as high school students. Garcia was co-captain of the Mable Falls High School golf team in 2003 and in 2006, guided the team to a third-place performance in a regional tournament. It's no doubt Garcia is a skilled golfer. She holds more than 17 medals to her name on a national scale. Furthermore she's a proud participant in the Texas Women's Golf Association. After graduating from high school, Garcia went on into Texas Christain University studied there for a short time before transfer onto University of Texas. University of Texas. At the University she was given the chance to play on a bigger scale and her skills grew over time. Angela Akin Garcia, despite the fact she found happiness and satisfaction as a professional golfer, never thought of going into the profession. In the end, she decided to pursue journalism. When she graduated her degree, she was employed as a Fox Sports Southwest reporter.