Angela_Akins-Garcia

Angela Akins Garcia is married to Sergio Garcia as of July 29, 2017. Angela Akins Garcia has a enthusiasm for sports that is amazing, given the perception that women don't enjoy sporting activities. Perhaps the fact that she was raised within a sports-oriented household influenced the choice of her to pursue a career as a professional sportsperson. Perhaps she simply be interested in sporting activities. But she is a very successful athlete and has done outstanding work as a top sports reporter for Fox. She is more well-known due to her marriage to the famous golfer Sergio Garcia. Angela Akins Garcia lived in an atmosphere of relative invisibility before her meeting with Sergio Garcia, the renowned sportsman. The details about her life is thus rare. Though it has been established her birth date in 1985, the exact month and date she was born is not known to the public. Angela Akins Gracia had a love for sports since she was a little girl and decided to study golf. She then took a few lessons on how to play golf and mastering the skills behind making an effective and calm swing. After a while, she became proficient and won more than 8 competitions during her highschool time. Garcia was captain of Mable Falls' high school team and led it to 3rd in regional competition in 2003. The team then finished 6th in the year 2006, being the 6th-placed team. It is no doubt that the lady is quite proficient in the game. She has claimed over 17 gold medals at the national level. She she is an active member of the Women's Texas Golf Association. After graduating from highschool, Garcia attended Texas Christain University for several years and later transferred to the University of Texas. When she arrived at Texas Christain University she was exposed to a spirited atmosphere that allowed her to develop her golfing skills. Angela Akin Garcia, despite having found joy and fulfillment as a professional golfer, had no intention of pursuing the career. In the end, she pursued journalism. Following her graduation, she was hired as reporter for Fox Sports Southwest reporter.