Angela_Akins-Garcia

Angela Akins Garcia married Sergio Garcia on July 29th 2017. The passion of Angela Akins Garcia for sports is inexplicably overwhelming particularly when you consider the common belief that women are not a lover of sports. Maybe her growing up within a sports-oriented household has influenced her decision to become a professional athlete. Or, she may have a passion for sporting activities. However, she's a athletic and successful person. She has also done excellent work as a sports journalist at Fox. Her husband, the well-known golfer Sergio Garcia is what she is best known for. Angela Akins Garcia had been in obscurity for a long period of time prior to her wedding with Sergio Garcia brought her into the limelight. As a result it is difficult to find any information about her personal life Angela Akins Garcia prior to her wedding. Though it has been established that she was born around 1985 but the exact date and day she was born is not known to the press. Angela Akins Gracia became interested in sport when she was an teen and started to play golf. Then, she took several lessons in how to play golf and mastering the skills behind making a strong yet calm swing. She became more experienced as she got older, and was able to win more than eight championships as a student in high school. Garcia, as co-captain for the Mable Falls High School golf team in 2003 and 2006, led the team to a 3rd-place finish in regional competition. No doubt, the woman is an accomplished golfer. To date she has won more than 17 gold medals at the National stage. Garcia is also part of the Women's Texas Golf Association. Garcia began her studies at Texas Christain University, where she spent two 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 abilities stronger as times passed. Angela Akin Garcia found great pleasure as a professional golfer. But, she had no intention that she would become a professional. So, once her graduation from the university she was offered the job of a Fox Sports Southwest journalist.