text: H.S. football: Hasbrouch Heights' offensive line has a big night - NorthJersey.com
  Saturday, October 5, 2013	BY ANDY VASQUEZ
  EAST RUTHERFORD – There aren't many certainties on the football field.
  But Hasbrouck Heights senior quarterback Darren Iurato can rest easy with this knowledge: When he drops back in the pocket — to pass, or run — he'll have room to operate.
  "With the offensive line this year," Iurato said.
  "It's always a great feeling."
  Hasbrouck Heights cruised past Becton, 56-20, Friday night, with Iurato and the offensive line leading the way. Iurato racked up 239 yards and two touchdowns on 16 carries.
  Meanwhile, the Hasbrouck Heights offense racked up 485 yards on the ground in a commanding performance against their NJIC Meadowlands rival.
  "Our offense is really clicking right now," said Hasbrouck Heights coach Nick Delcalzo. "And our offensive line has been very good."
  That's been bad news for the opposition, as Hasbrouck Heights has racked up 164 points in its first four games – all of them wins.
  But it didn't start well for the Aviators.
  Becton grabbed the early momentum, scoring on two long touchdown passes from Karriem Royster to Joe Penna. Penna's second touchdown grab, a 43-yard bomb on third down, gave the Wildcats a 14-6 lead over the Aviators late in the first quarter.