“Where Champions Are Made”

Terrique Riddick, a native of Slaughter Neck, Delaware, known for His agility and determination on & off the football field. he began his high school career at Cape Henlopen High School, wearing jersey number 25 in honor of his late great-uncle, Anthony Burton. at the end of his Sophomore year, he transferred to Woodbridge High School, where he helped lead the Blue Raiders to their 1st state championship in 2016. During his senior year, He concluding an impeccable 13-0 season. leading the state in rushing yards with +1,500 yards & 18 touchdowns, earning him 1st team all-state & all-conference honors.

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two years after high school, he attended William Paterson University. As a freshman in 2019, his outstanding performance earned him awards such as the Division 3 and NJAC Offensive Rookie of the Year, along with selections to the All-ECAC Second Team, All-american, & All-NJAC First Team. following season, he was named NJAC co-offensive player of the Year & all-NJAC first team.

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In August 2022, he transferred to the University of Delaware to join the Blue Hens football program And Received his Bachelor’s degree in sociology.

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Beyond football, he ventured into entrepreneurship. Now, he is the owner & CEO of 1st State Fitness Academy. a personal training business, reflecting his commitment to fitness and community engagement.