Schuyler Central High School

By SAMANTHA RAMOS, Staff

(Above) (Above) With a swing of her club, Arellano says farewell to Schuyler girls golf and wraps up four years of memories. Samantha Ramos.

SCHUYLER, Neb. (Oct. 2025)—As Areli Arellano finished her last year in Schuyler girls’ golf, she gave some insight on her thoughts to end her golf career.

Q: What is it like being in Schuyler Girls’ Golf?

A: “It has been a journey since the first day I started sophomore year. I have learned a lot, especially with my Coach Hall. She has taught me that golf is more mental than physical. She says you have to have mental toughness.”

Q: How do these activities affect you, personally?

A: “I enjoy being in golf because it has calmed me down, and I can take it out on golf. It helps me to relax.”

Q: How have your years of golf been like in total?

A: “It has been nothing but positive and honestly and honestly I miss the girls I used to golf with because they taught me a lot.”

Q: What would you say to newly joined members?

A: “That you will feel welcomed. It will feel like a second home. The girls there are as positive as they can be and if you are struggling they can help you out.”

Q: How would you describe the team’s atmosphere in one word?

A: “I would definitely say joyful.”