Early Life
After attending LaSalle Academy, Lamoriello graduated from Providence College in 1963. He received varsity letters in baseball and hockey and served each team as captain during his senior year.
Lamoriello was a math teacher at Johnston (R.I.) High School for several years ending in the early 1970s.
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