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Angela Akins Garcia is married to Sergio Garcia as of July 29th, 2017. Angela Akins Garcia's passion for sports is overwhelming, especially considering the myth: women are not a lover of sports. Perhaps the fact that she was raised in a very sports-oriented family influenced the choice of her to pursue a career as a professional sportsperson. Perhaps she simply be interested in the sport. Although she was a successful athlete, her job as an Fox Sports Journalist is exemplary. But her spouse Sergio Garcia, who is known as a world-class golfer, has helped make her the talk of the town. Angela Akins Garcia lived in relative obscurity before she met the famous sportsman. Details about her background is, therefore, scarce. It has been proven that she's a girl of 1985, media still do not know exactly when or the month in which she was born. Angela Akins Gracia had a passion for sports from the time when she was just a child and chose to learn the game of golf. Then, she took several lessons on how to play golf and learning the techniques needed to make a strong yet calm swing. As time passed, she was able to master the swing and won more than 8 tournaments in her high school period. In her time as the captain of Mable Falls high school's golf team, Garcia led her team to third position in the 2003 regional tournament, and then they finished as sixth place in 2006. There is no doubt that she is a skilled golfer. She has received more than 17 gold medals at the national level. Garcia is also part of the Women's Texas Golf Association. Garcia began her studies with Texas Christain University, where she spent a couple of years studying before switching to University of Texas. Her experience was enhanced by the challenges at the university that made her capabilities more pronounced over the course of time. Angela Akin Garcia was a excellent golfer, but she never imagined pursuing a career in the field of golf. Instead, she decided to pursue journalism instead. So, once she graduated from university she was offered the job of a Fox Sports Southwest journalist.