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Angela Akins-Garcia is married to Sergio Garcia since July 29 2017. Angela Akins Garcia has a passion for sports that is unimaginable, especially when you consider the perception that women don't enjoy sporting activities. It's possible that her having a family that was awash in sporting activities influenced Angela Garcia to pursue a career in sports, or she is simply a lover of sports. The success she has achieved in sports has led her to become a Fox journalist, who is doing an excellent job. Her partner Sergio Garcia, who is an accomplished golfer has helped make her an international celebrity. Angela Akins Garcia was basically obscure until the marriage of the sports star thrust her into the limelight, thus info is scarce on her personal life before the period she married the pro golfer. The media know that Angela Akins Garcia was born in 1985, but she was not born in the month or day. Angela Akins Gracia had a love for sports since she was a little girl and decided to study the game of golf. Then, she took several lessons on how to play golf, mastering the skills behind making the perfect swing, yet with a calm and steady technique. As time passed, she was able to master the swing with her game, winning more than eight tournaments in her high school years. Garcia was also the Mable Falls coach of the golf team during 2003. She steered them to the third place at the regional championship and they came in sixth in 2006. This lady, who has 17 medals in her national record and is part of the the Women's Texas Golf Association, is an incredible golfer. Following her graduation from high school Garcia was admitted into Texas Christain University studied there for a short time before transferring into University of Texas. University of Texas. The University of Texas provided her with more rivalry at the University, which made her abilities more pronounced over the course of time. Angela Akin Garcia chose journalism rather than golf despite experiencing happiness and fulfillment as a player. Following her graduation, she got a job at Fox Sports Southwest as a journalist.