High School and Early Life
He went to St. Ann School in Providence, Rhode Island, and attended St. Raphael Academy, a Roman Catholic high school in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. His jersey was retired there, and is hung there for all to see. He was awarded All-State honors on three consecutive occasions. He was awarded the C. Dona Manyard Award which is given to a male athlete who excels in the classroom and on the field. Graduated from St. Raphael Academy high school in 2001.
Chris Iannetta is the son of Maria and Domenic Iannetta, brother of Matt, husband of Lisa and father of Ashlyn.
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