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The Winged Foot Foundation is a non-profit 501 C 3 charitable organization that has been created exclusively for charitable purposes. The goal of the Winged Foot Foundation is to assist student athletes in the Chicago area by offering athletic equipment and academic programs to help strengthen the educational & sports activities in their communities.

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2025 Athlete of the Year
Mariyah Robinson
Homewood-Flossmoor

William Landwer
2025 New Trier

PAST STUDENT ATHLETES OF THE YEAR

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The junior sprinterwon the 200-meter dash in 23.70 seconds and the 400 in 54.17, finished second in the 100 with an 11.56, joined three sophomores in setting a state record in the 400 relay with a 45.55 and helped the Vikings win their first Class 3A state title since 2019.

Landwer’s performances were historic in multiple ways. Not only is he the first Trevian to win the 100- and the 200-meter dashes (though, New Trier had winners in similar events when they were measured in yards — 220-yard champ George Quinlan in 1931, 100-yard champ Dick Robinson in 1964), but also he set state records with both runs. And, his 200 win clinched his team’s state championship.

Behind a record four first-place finishes, New Trier scored 45 team points — five ahead of runner-up Homewood-Flossmoor and seven better than Belleville West — to claim its third state title in program history and its first in the modern era. While seniors Ben Crane and William Landwer were projected to win from 3,200 and 100 meters, respectively, the Trevians got unexpected victories from Landwer in the 200 (state record 20.87 seconds) and senior Dylan Benjamin in the triple jump (personal best 14.7 meters). “I am incredibly satisfied. These are really great kids, a great coaching staff, a really special team, and they really came through,” New Trier head coach Andrew Schmitt said. “… People came through and this is just a real special team and I couldn’t be happier.”

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