Angela_Akins-Garcia

Angela Akins-Garcia is married with Sergio Garcia since July 29 2017. The passion of Angela Akins Garcia for sport is unparalleled even when it comes with the myth of women can't be avid sports fans. It is possible that growing up in a household that was awash in sporting activities influenced Angela Garcia to pursue a career in sports, or perhaps she simply loves sports. However, she has had a lot of success in her career as a professional athlete and done excellent work as a sports reporter for Fox. However, she is most well-known for her marriage to the golfer Sergio Garcia. Angela Akins Garcia had been unnoticed for a considerable duration before her marriage to Sergio Garcia brought her into the limelight. In the end, there is little details on her personal life Angela Akins Garcia prior to her wedding. Media reports indicate that she was a 1985 birth, however the exact date as well as the time of birth is not known. Angela Akins Gracia, a young woman who was enthusiastic in sports, chose to play the game of golf. In order to master the art of creating a confident yet controlled swing, Angela took several lessons. Through the years, she gained more experiences. As a highschool student she took home 8 championships. Garcia was head coach on the Mable Falls High School golf team in 2003 and 2006, led the team to a third-place performance in a regional tournament. There is no doubt that the lady is quite adept at playing the game. She has won more than 17 medals to her name on the national level and she is an active member of the Women's Texas Golf Association. Garcia started her education with Texas Christain University, where she had a few years studying, before moving to University of Texas. It was there that she exposed her to a more than a competitive environment, which made her talents stronger as times passed. Despite the fact that she found happiness and satisfaction as a golfer Angela Akin Garcia never dreamt of becoming a professional golfer, so she was drawn to journalism. After graduating from school, she got a job as a reporter on Fox Sports Southwest.