Round Guy Radio

Round Guy Radio introduces new sponsors and previews live coverage while host Dave interviews Holy Trinity coach Halligy about the team's 3-3 start in a tough Super Conference South and plans for the second half of the season. Coach Halligy reviews key contributors (Lane Rung, Jay Ellison, Jack Rager, Nathan Box, Van Nussel), talks about injuries and conditioning, practice tools and scrimmages, upcoming challenging games, and reflects on his 21 years of coaching and his son Luke's college experience.

Coach Worrall joins the show to recap Mediapolis’ strong 5-2 start (5-1 in conference), highlight key players like Will Luebner and Max Griffin, and discuss the team’s tempo-driven offense, defensive pressure and role players who make the system work. The episode previews a challenging long road stretch featuring Central Lee, Holy Trinity and Van Buren, and outlines the team’s focus on limiting turnovers, improving defensive rebounding and building momentum for the second half of the season.

Round Guy Radio introduces a new sponsor and announces it will broadcast the Cedar Rapids Titans arena football season, then shifts to an in-depth conversation with the Fairfield Trojans coach. The episode recaps recent games, highlights strong team effort, and examines key performances from Isaiah Zillman, Ethan Bisgard, Drew Myers and other contributors. The coach discusses improvements in free-throw shooting, ball control, rebounding, and defensive discipline, while praising JV development and bench depth. The show previews a busy post-Christmas stretch of road games and home matchups, and emphasizes the team's growth and competitive outlook for the remainder of the season.

Live from Sonsville, Iowa, this episode captures a messy, high-energy Christmas scrimmage between the Lone Tree Lions and Van Buren (the Bad News Bears), with radio hosts bantering courtside and fans tuning in. The game features nonstop action in two 20-minute halves, big plays from Dom Garcia, Kendrick Miller and Chase Duncan, and plenty of three-point attempts and hustle plays under the rim. This short highlight-style episode focuses on the atmosphere of small-town hoops, player standouts, and in-game commentary — a spirited showcase of scrimmage basketball and local radio color.

Packwood Locker brings you a holiday JV basketball scrimmage at Sam Duren County High School featuring celebrity referees and lively play. Lone Tree and Van Buren battle through back-and-forth action, three-pointers, and physical rebounding. Highlights include standout performances from Thomas Roberts and Colt Barber, clutch shooting down the stretch, and a spirited atmosphere to keep teams sharp during the Christmas break.

Round Guy Radio opens with new sponsors including the Cedar Rapids Titans and local businesses, then sits down with Fort Madison coach Wilson to recap a rocky 0–6 start and the bright spots on his young team. Coach Wilson discusses key players like Nolan Guzman, the eligibility of 6'9" Darius (Hoy), lineup depth, areas for improvement, and a challenging upcoming stretch of conference games against Washington, Mount Vernon, Central Lee, and Keokuk.

Round Guy Radio welcomes Coach Stout of the Coyote Eagles for a midseason review after seven games, celebrating a new sponsor—the Cedar Rapids Titans—and previewing upcoming matchups. Coach Stout discusses the team's winning record, key players (Jackson Benito, Porter Kaye, Chase Haefley), the impact of injuries and a short roster, recent rival victories, and the rematches and schedule adjustments coming in the second half of the season.

Coach Marlowe joins Round Guy Radio to recap the West Burlington Falcons' 4-3 start, highlighting team improvements, free-throw gains, and the impact of key players. The episode covers rising sophomores making big contributions, defensive standouts, tough conference opponents like Danville and Central Lee, and the team's plans to use the break to get sharper for the stretch run.

Round Guy Radio welcomes a new sponsor and previews the season as Coach Roth joins the show to recap Waco's strong start, key players like Hayden Sheldman and Holden Hughes, and team balance. The episode highlights upcoming live broadcasts, big games against Columbus and Winfield-Mount Union, conference contenders, and strategy insights as the Warriors push through the second half of the season.

Round Guy Radio reveals a new broadcast agreement with the Cedar Rapids-Titans arena football team and will carry their games starting with the Titans' opening day on February 15. The show also highlights local sponsors Packwood Locker, Henshaw Trailer Sales and Smithburg Auto. Host Dave interviews Columbus coach Krobakes about the Wildcats’ strong start and the upcoming Jan 2 matchup against Waco. Key players like Ellis Hills Carrier and Drake Marin, team depth, and Waco’s size (including Hayden Shulman and Hughes) are discussed as factors in a competitive game. The episode previews a JV/varsity doubleheader, broadcast details and community excitement as Round Guy Radio brings live coverage and support to local high school sports.

Coaches from Lone Tree and Van Buren discuss their teams' progress, JV development, and how a post-Christmas scrimmage will jumpstart momentum before a busy stretch of conference play. The episode covers key players, game plans, holiday reflections, and how fans can catch the action on Round Guy Radio.

On this Merry Christmas edition of Round Guy Radio host announces a new sponsor and that the show will broadcast all Cedar Rapids arena football home games starting February 15, with tailgate events and fuller coverage to come. The program also celebrates growth in its basketball livestreams and higher viewer numbers. Guest Andy Kretzinger and the host recap standout high school basketball performances — including Jackson Clark's 51‑point game, Shea Stevens' electrifying dunks, and several other big nights — preview upcoming scrimmages and games, and point listeners to Southeast Iowa Union and Round Guy Radio streaming channels for more coverage.

Coach Potratz discusses Jackson Clark's dominant 51-point night in an 88-54 win over Fairfield, the team's 4-1 start, and how younger players like Jalen Clark are contributing. The interview highlights Jackson's development, leadership, and consistent scoring performances this season. Potratz also praises the team's defensive standouts—Antonio Crockett, Kyler Bielman, and Lincoln Ray—and emphasizes growing mental and physical toughness as the squad prepares to maintain momentum through the holiday break and upcoming SEC games.

Round Guy Radio sits down with Gavin Brown of the YouTube channel Avid Angler to talk fishing, hunting and the gear and techniques behind his most popular videos. Gavyn shares how he finds secret spots, his favorite seasonal haunts for crappie, walleye, wipers and flatheads, and why bobber-fishing clips sometimes explode in views. He discusses using seines for bait, specialized catfish rigs, winter ice plans, and his love for duck hunting and catch-and-cook episodes. The episode follows Gavyn passion for the outdoors and how his channel has found an unexpected audience across the U.S. and beyond.

Coach Korbakes discusses the Columbus Wildcats’ strong start to the season (4–3) and a big conference road win at Wapelo, highlighted by Ellis’s historic 44-point performance and balanced team contributions in a 71-point offensive outburst. He reflects on lessons learned from early losses, the team’s growing mental toughness, community energy at home, praise for assistant Marcus Hall, and upcoming games after the holiday, including a matchup with Waco.

Live, off‑the‑cuff JV basketball broadcast of Hillcrest Academy Ravens vs. the Fairfield Trojans, packed with energetic commentary, celebrity‑referee jokes, and a lively home crowd. Announcers call fast breaks, three‑pointers, and gritty inside play while highlighting standout moments from Charlie Hughes (the game's player of the game) and impact plays by Owen Adams, Caleb Huff, and others. Tight momentum swings, nonstop banter, and small‑town charm make this episode a fun, must‑listen snapshot of high‑school hoops.

Coach Achey recaps the Burlington Greyhounds' 63-60 win over Fort Madison, a game of huge momentum swings — Burlington opened big, Fort Madison answered with a 37-4 run, and Burlington rallied in the second half to regain and hold the lead. Key contributors included Michael Gonzalez (around 16 points), sophomore Jet Morris (team scoring leader), bench spark Zach Hart (13 points), plus strong rebounding and defense from Keyshawn Wilden and C.J. Chandler. Coach previews a busy post‑break slate with Fairfield, Washington and Davenport Central and praises the strong rivalry atmosphere.

The Smithburg Auto Scoreboard Show brought to you by Smithburg Auto of Fairfield, Iowa. Coach Van Fleet breaks down Holy Trinity's rivalry clash with Notre Dame, highlighting Shea Stevens' electrifying performance and game-changing dunks. Also covered: Jackson Clark's massive 50-point game for Keokuk, Oscar Klein's 37-point effort, key scores across the region, and how results are reshaping the conference races. Coach Van Fleet discusses the heavy foul calls that affected game flow, girls' results, roster depth issues, and what to watch heading into the holiday break.

Coach Swanson reviews a busy week: a big win at Lone Tree, a last-minute clincher against Columbus, and a hard-fought loss at Hillcrest. Cole Milliken leads the scoring while Nolan Blick, Elijah Brock and Henry Adam provide key support; Riley Smith and others anchor the defense. The team stands 5-2 entering the Christmas break. The Panthers aim to keep momentum during the break and will headline a Jan. 2 showcase at the Casey Center in Des Moines.

Coach Cheney joins the Smithburg Auto Scoreboard to break down Lone Tree's crucial conference victory, key contributors like Reese Holbrook, and the team's renewed confidence heading into the break. The episode also recaps standout performances across the region — Oscar Klein's 37-point outburst, Jackson Clark's 50-point game, Shea Stevens' highlight-reel dunks — and previews upcoming matchups including Hillcrest.

Join the live, rowdy broadcast of a high-school basketball game between Notre Dame and Holy Trinity, featuring a pre-game prayer, starting lineups, non-stop action, fouls, and clutch plays that kept the outcome in doubt. The episode mixes intense on-court moments with off-court fun — spirited commentary, a duck toss contest, a 50/50 raffle, and an excited crowd that carries the game to its final buzzer.

The Sigourney Savages are proudly brought to you by the Packwood Locker of Packwood, Iowa, Hinshaw Trailer Sales of Richland, Iowa, and Smithburg Auto of Fairfield, Iowa. Coach Eslick discusses a hard-fought overtime win over Keota, the team's 4-1 start, and the leadership of seniors John Berg, Solon Yates, and Braden Wood, plus key contributions from the bench and improved defense. He previews the holiday break, tonight's game vs. Iowa Valley, and the season restart in January with big conference matchups, and sends holiday wishes to fans and supporters.

Coach Helage recaps Holy Trinity’s 70–34 win at Van Buren, spotlighting Jay Ellison barrage of three-pointers, Lane Rung’s defensive dominance, and strong contributions across the roster. The JV and freshmen play have also shown depth and promise for the season. Holy Trinity heads to Burlington to face Notre Dame tonight; Round Guy Radio will carry the action with JV at 4:30, girls at 6:00 and varsity at 7:30. Sponsored by Smithburg Auto, Henshaw Trailers, and Packwood Locker (Packwood Locker player of the game).

Round Guy Radio recaps an electric doubleheader at Pekin as the Columbus Wildcats rallied from an early deficit, highlighted by a buzzer-beating comeback, a coach technical that fired up the squad, and a varsity game decided in the final seconds. Standout performances from Ellis, Drake, Fritz and the JV breakout players, strong community support, and a preview of the next matchup at Waco on January 2 round out the episode.

Watch the second half live from Packwood as the Columbus Wildcats battle the Pekin Panthers in a fast-paced, action-packed game. Lando Calarisi leads the charge with clutch shots and rebounds, while both teams trade momentum and thrilling plays down the stretch. This episode captures intense defense, late three-pointers, and a dramatic finish — plus the announcement of the Packwood Locker Player of the Game. Relive the excitement and energy of a high school matchup that kept fans on their feet.

CoachRawson discusses Mount Pleasant’s conference win over Fort Madison, the impact of injuries to key players, and which role players stepped up to secure the victory. The episode covers strong rebounding, standout performances from Aiden Humble, Isaiah Lang and others, the home crowd’s energy, and upcoming tests at Washington and Keokuk after the holiday break.

The Holy Trinity Crusaders hosted by the Van Buren Warriors in a lively night game, with the Crusaders pulling away for a decisive victory. Highlights include strong scoring runs, energetic student sections, and standout plays from Radar O'Reilly and Lane Rung. This episode captures play-by-play action, halftime analysis, crowd reactions, and the community spirit surrounding high school sports.

This episode delivers a raucous, improvised play-by-play of a junior varsity basketball game, featuring energetic announcers, sponsor shout-outs, and unexpected celebrity references. The Packwood squad pulls out a 65–49 win in a game filled with free-throw drama, three-point attempts, and physical rebounding. Highlights include loud sideline banter, chaotic calls, and the Packwood player of the game — “The Weasel” (Holly Shore). This broadcast captures the small‑town, live-game energy and humorous commentary that keeps fans entertained.

Back-and-forth action in the second quarter saw Holy Trinity build and then widen their lead behind strong rebounding, a clutch three and physical defense. Polly (#41), nicknamed "The Weasel," made several key plays inside. The halftime score stood at 49-19. Announcers mentioned sponsors and noted the third and fourth quarters will be available on YouTube.

Scotty Melvin joins the show to recap a banner start to the Southeast Iowa high school basketball season — sponsors, a record-breaking Holy Trinity broadcast with 1,100+ views, and plans to stream upcoming Van Buren and Notre Dame games on YouTube and Facebook. They discuss standout teams and players including Notre Dame's Shea Stevens, Pella's Jackson Clark, Keokuk, Mediapolis, and upset wins like Sigourney over Keota, plus the competitive small-school scene. The episode wraps with holiday wishes and optimism for a thrilling post-Christmas stretch of games and more local coverage to come.

Coach Potratz's Keokuk Chiefs overcame a 10-point halftime deficit to defeat Burlington 71-61, paced by Jackson Clark's 41 points and a strong second-half defensive effort. Antonio Crockett and Jalen Clark made key contributions, halftime adjustments improved communication and stops, and the team now looks ahead to games at Quincy (IL) and Fairfield as it builds toward late-season goals.

Coach Worrall reviews Mediapolis’ 82-34 rout of Van Buren County, highlighting lockdown pressure defense, fast transition offense, and balanced scoring from starters and the bench. He also recaps a close non-conference loss to Washington, praises the team’s fight, and previews three tough games before the holiday break as the Bulldogs sit atop the conference at 3-0.

Holy Trinity defeated West Burlington 59-46 in a tightly contested game that opened up in the fourth quarter. Lane Rung and Figueroa led the late surge while key contributions from Jay Ellison and Corbin Van Nussel helped secure the victory. The episode highlights strong rebounding, intense defense, a lively student section and bench energy, plus moments of sportsmanship and community support surrounding the local high school basketball scene. Upcoming rescheduled and next games are also mentioned.

A raucous high‑school basketball broadcast from Fort Madison captures a frenetic matchup between Holy Trinity and West Burlington full of lead changes, dramatic three‑pointers, and standout plays from Radar O'Reilly, Figueroa and Van Newell. The episode mixes lively commentary, celebrity referees and packed‑gym energy as both teams battle through fouls and fast breaks in a tight, entertaining game that keeps fans on edge until the final buzzer.

On this episode of the Smithburg Auto Scoreboard Show, hosts recapped Thursday's Southeast Iowa high school basketball action, featuring Holy Trinity's 59–46 win over West Burlington and updates from games across the Super Conference South and North. Highlights include the Battle of the Porter brothers, several standout performances and second-half runs that decided key matchups, plus scoreboard notes from Sigourney, Bill Clark Academy and other programs. The show also thanks new sponsors Henshaw Trailer Sales, Packwood Locker and the Holy Trinity parents, and previews a busy stretch of games coming before the holiday break.

Andy Kretzinger of the Southeast Iowa Union joins the program to preview tonight's high-school basketball action, breaking down rivalries, standout players, and team storylines across the SEC, Super Conference, and River Valley. Key matchups discussed include Fairfield vs. Washington, Mount Pleasant vs. Fort Madison, Burlington vs. Keokuk, and several other conference showdowns — with attention to atmosphere, player performances, and early-season implications.

Coach Marlow recaps West Burlington’s 72-49 win over Van Buren County, spotlighting Silas Lasso’s 21 points and dominant rebounding and Aiden Figueroa’s all-around impact. The episode covers defensive standouts, team depth, strong free-throw shooting, and what worked down low, plus a preview of tonight’s Super Conference South matchup at Holy Trinity featuring key opponents to watch. Tune in to Round Guy Radio’s live broadcast around 7:30 for full game coverage.

Coach Eslick previews the big Friday night road game at Keota after a dominant 70–31 home win over Belle Plaine and a close, hard-fought loss to Lindell-Sully. He highlights the teams strong defensive identity, lessons learned on the offensive glass, and key contributors like John Byrd, Solon Yates, and Hunter Sellers, while outlining the challenge posed by Keotas top players. The episode also thanks sponsors Henshaw Trailer Sales, Smithburg, Ottawa, Fairfield, and Packwood Locker and sets the stage for a heated rivalry matchup.

Tonight's scoreboard show, sponsored by Smithburg Auto and Packwood Locker, features Coach Cody Van Fleet breaking down a busy week of high school basketball. Highlights include Shea Stevens' huge scoring nights, Notre Dame's unbeaten start, West Burlington's strong play, and Holy Trinity's close win over Waco. The episode recaps key scores across the region, standout individual performances, and previews upcoming rivalry matchups like West Burlington at Holy Trinity and Keokuk vs. Pella. Expect analysis of team strengths, injuries, and which squads look poised for deep runs this season.

Experience the live play-by-play from Fairfield, Iowa as the Ottumwa Bulldogs and Fairfield Trojans battle in a wild varsity basketball game. With fast breaks, fierce rebounding, and a clutch finish, the Bulldogs claim a 36-35 victory after a frenzied final minute. Listen in to Round Guy Radio for energetic commentary, hometown characters, and a full recap of the action and other local matchups.

Smithburg, Auto, Fairfield, Iowa, and in conjunction with the Packwood Locker helped bring you the Lone Tree Lions basketball season this year. Coach Chaney discusses a hard-fought 58-54 home win over New London, highlighting halftime adjustments, strong third-quarter defense, and John Dosselt’s closing free throws. Reese Holbrook led the scoring with 18 points and four 3s while Dom Garcia set the defensive tone. The episode also covers rebounding and free-throw focus after tough losses, plus a four-game home stretch including Wapello, WACO, and English Valleys.

The Holy Trinity Crusaders are brought to you by Smithburg Auto of Fairfield, Iowa, and the Packwood Locker in Packwood, Iowa. Coach Hellege discusses Holy Trinity's first win of the season, a 69-54 victory over Waco, highlighting improved offense, disruptive team defense, and key performances from Lane Rung, freshman Jack Redgar, Jay Ellison, Corbin Van Newell, and newcomer Evan Pauley. The episode also covers player development, positive momentum from the win, JV standouts, and a look ahead at the upcoming schedule versus West Burlington, Winfield-Mt. Union, and Van Buren.

An action-packed high school basketball broadcast filled with frantic play-by-play, tense lead changes, and standout performances from Holy Trinity and Waco. The game features gritty defenses, late three-pointers, foul trouble, and a final push that secures a Crusader victory. The episode captures the noisy crowd, colorful announcer banter, and key moments across all four quarters, concluding with Holy Trinity continuing their unbeaten run on Round Guy Radio.

Bonus JV coverage from Wayland captures the frantic final minutes between Holy Trinity and Waco, packed with lead changes, repeated timeouts, and intense hustle. The closing minutes feature rebounds, fouls, and clutch free throws that swing momentum. Standout plays and a desperate last-second three attempt decide the game, finishing with a tight 55–52 final score.

Coach Shellman joins Round Guy Radio after Van Buren's hard-fought 60-56 conference win over New London, breaking down a back-and-forth game, foul trouble, key contributions from Jace Duncan, Will Corll, Kinnick Millard, and a spark off the bench from Brandon Taylor. He also recaps a tough loss in Centerville where an opposing player scored 50 of their 79 points, praises the team's improved three-point shooting and defense, and previews upcoming conference matchups against West Burlington and Mediapolis.

Coach Chase Roth breaks down Waco’s 61-55 win over Pekin highlighting a strong first half, a Pekin’s third-quarter surge, and Holden Hughes’ clutch free-throw shooting and inside play that secured the victory. Roth praises the team’s defense and balanced scoring, names Hughes the Packwood Locker Player of the Game, and previews upcoming matchups with Holy Trinity (broadcast on Round Guy Radio Facebook), L&M and Lone Tree.

Round Guy Radio hosts Coach Stout of the Keota Eagles to recap two early conference wins (62-29, 62-45), a rare half-court / seven-point play, and standout performances from Chase Hafely Jackson Vivitoe Porter Cave and others. Coach discusses team balance, inside/outside strategies, rebounding, player recovery, and upcoming matchups as the Eagles head into a busy stretch of the season.

Description Coach Akey and the Burlington Greyhounds opened the season with a 59-42 conference win over Mount Pleasant, debuting a newly replaced gym floor and an energetic, fast-paced style. Sophomore Jet Morris led the way with 31 points in his season debut, while Keyshawn Wilden and Michael Gonzalez made key contributions on both ends. Burlington's pressure defense forced 23 turnovers and set the tone despite fouling more than usual. The team faces a packed schedule next, with quick turnarounds against Muscatine, Ottumwa and Iowa City West as Burlington looks to build on a strong start.

Coach Worrall reviews Mediapolis’ two early-season victories — a comeback over West Burlington and an 82–54 win over Danville — highlighting big contributions from Will Luttenegger and Max Griffin, clutch free-throw shooting, key defensive plays, and role-player scoring. He discusses rebounding and ball movement improvements and previews a busy week ahead with road games at Washington and Wilton and a home matchup with Van Buren.

Fairfield defeated Fort Madison 47-44 in a tense conference road game, using late-game poise and strong rebounding to secure the win. Ethan Bisgard led the offense with 13 points, Brock Atwood added 10, and Nolan Smith grabbed 13 rebounds off the bench. Fort Madison's Nolan Guzman scored 20 and took the final shot that fell short. The Trojans emphasized defensive pressure and hustle plays, totaling plenty of steals and second-chance efforts. Fairfield is shooting well from three (about 39%) but has struggled at the free-throw line. Up next: a home matchup with Ottumwa on Tuesday.

The Keokuk Chiefs opened the season with a commanding 78-42 road victory over Washington, showcasing stifling defense and efficient offense. Jackson Clark led the way with threes, blocks, and rebounds, while younger brother Jalen, Chase Smith off the bench and a deep, energetic roster provided key contributions. Coach Potratz praised the team’s execution as they prepare for upcoming road tests at Pella and a home game versus Burlington.