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Angela Akins-Garcia has been wed with Sergio Garcia since July 29 2017. Angela Akins Garcia has a love for sports that's unimaginable, especially when you consider the perception that women don't enjoy sporting activities. Perhaps the fact that she was raised in a very sports-oriented family has influenced her decision to become a professional athlete. Or, she may have a passion for sports. She is, however, a accomplished athlete, and she has performed excellent work as a top sports reporter at Fox. She is best known for having been the wife to golfer Sergio Garcia. Angela Akins Garcia had been unnoticed for a considerable time before her marriage with the golfer brought her to the limelight. As a result it is difficult to find any information about her life before Angela Akins Garcia prior to her wedding. Media reports indicate that she was a 1985 infant, but the year as well as the time of birth are not available. Angela Akins Gracia developed a passion for sports as young and chose to try golf. She then took a few lessons in the game of golf, mastering the skills behind making 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 time. As the head coach of the Mable Falls high school's golf team, Garcia led her team to third spot in the regional 2003 event, which they then finished with a sixth-place finish in the 2006 competition. This lady, who has 17 medals on her record at the national level and is a part of the Women's Texas Golf Association, is a true golfing prodigy. Following her graduation from high school Garcia was admitted to Texas Christain University studied there for a few years before moving onto The University of Texas. While at the university, she had the opportunity to compete on a greater size and develop her abilities as time went by. Angela Akin Garcia, despite her happiness and satisfaction as a professional golfer, never thought about pursuing a career in the field. She instead pursued the field of journalism. She landed her first job following her graduation as an Fox Sports Southwest Reporter.