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Columbus Community Schools introduces Michael Aragon as the new activities director. In this episode he discusses the delayed turf reseeding, partnerships with nearby schools to host games, and how social media and local broadcasts keep fans connected. He also covers support for track and wrestling, recruiting procedures, a recent facilities audit, fundraising plans to offset schedule changes, and his commitment to community collaboration and student opportunities.

Mount Pleasant cruised to a 42-8 win as early turnovers and relentless defense set the tone. The Panthers forced key fumbles and interceptions, piling up sacks and tackles for loss to shut down their opponent for most of the game. Offensively the line controlled the line of scrimmage with multiple pancake blocks, while the quarterback protected the ball and connected on big plays, including a 74-yard touchdown. Special teams contributed with a blocked punt for a touchdown and consistent kicking. Coach Bowlin praised young playmakers and emphasized discipline and physicality as the team prepares for a tough road matchup at Oskaloosa.

Coach Edeker and the Waco Warriors recap a hard-fought 41-22 victory over rival Winfield Mount Union, featuring several long touchdown runs by Hayden Shelman and efficient, low-risk passing. The episode also discusses defensive execution, special teams, offensive line improvements, player standouts, and looks ahead to the Warriors' upcoming homecoming matchup.

Coach Marvin McNutt recaps Keokuk's 27-13 victory over Mediapolis, highlighting late-game turnovers, a game-changing 65-yard kickoff return by Antonio, and key defensive plays that helped seal the win. McNutt praises standout leader Mason Klaus, notes improved communication and execution, and previews a tough upcoming home game against a run-heavy opponent while discussing depth, injuries, and special teams work.

Round Guy Radio previews the week's high school football slate with guest Scotty Melvin, sponsor shoutouts, and local game analysis. They discuss injuries and cancellations, break down poll results and close matchups (including Pekin vs. Wapello and Columbus vs. Danville), and make picks for the week's winners.

Live from Sigourney, Iowa, this JV matchup saw the S.K. Cobras beat the Wilton Beavers 16–0, featuring a 99‑yard scoring drive, strong rushing performances, key defensive stops, and a late interception to seal the win. The broadcast includes local sponsor shoutouts and community updates, plus coaching and roster notes — a close, hometown look at junior varsity football and standout young players.

Coach Johnson recaps Wapellos 40-7 home win over Highland, spotlighting a dominant defense that held the opponent under 100 yards and a balanced offense that found the end zone multiple times. He highlights key performers like senior QB Rowan Atkins, freshman linebacker Kenan Lanz, Garrett Cooley and Edgar Vasquez, discusses special teams and the team's culture, and previews a tough upcoming road test at Pekin.

Coach Hetzler reviews Wilton’s 19-14 road win over Sigourney, highlighting a disciplined defense that produced key takeaways and several standout performers. The episode covers offensive adjustments, contributions from quarterback Gunnar Edwards and new running back Noah Gray, plus special teams takeaways to clean up. Coach previews the upcoming rematch streaming on Round Guy Radio, discusses JV and youth development, and sizes up district rival Durant and playmaker Colby Goss.

Hosts break down the Power 5 high school football rankings, spotlight top teams and players like Keyshawn Wildman, Jaden Nantan, Rowan Atkinson and Riley Smith, and preview big upcoming games including Pekin vs. Wapello. The episode opens with sponsor and community shoutouts to Pure Apex Power Supplements, state reps Jeff Shipley and Helena Hayes, Iowa Tire, Smithburg Auto of Fairfield, and the Packwood Locker, and wraps with reflections on standout performances and notes on teams to watch next week.

Coach Lekwa recaps the Columbus Wildcats’ 29-12 district win over Van Buren County, highlighting strong rushing performances, efficient passing, and three key field goals. The defense forced multiple turnovers, including a 55-yard interception return, and special teams played a decisive role. Lekwa discusses red-zone challenges, offensive line adjustments due to injuries, and the team’s focus on fundamentals as they prepare for a tough road matchup at Danville and a long stretch of away games.

In this episode we break down a heart-stopping rivalry game between the Burlington Greyhounds and the Oskaloosa Indians — a back-and-forth battle that kept everyone on the edge of their seats. Burlington got out to an early lead, recovered a kickoff, and weathered relentless passing attacks from Oskaloosa to secure the win. We highlight Keyshawn's record-setting rushing performance and four touchdowns, Caden Zogg's steady leadership, and the offensive line — especially Logan Pagan — for opening lanes and protecting the rhythm of the offense. Defensive standouts and special teams plays that swung momentum are also discussed. Looking ahead, Burlington prepares for a tough road test at Washington, where the game will likely be decided in the trenches against a fast, physical Demon squad. Coaches reflect on film, preparation, and goals as the season moves forward.

Coach Rinker reviews West Burlington–Notre Dame's 32-13 victory over Fort Madison, spotlighting Jaden Nanton's 326-yard rushing night, strong play from Joey Glenn-Nenning on defense, improved discipline, and special teams work that helped the Falcons move to 2-0. He also previews next week's trip to Keokuk, outlines the team's focus on physical play and ball control, and thanks sponsors including Jeff Shipley, Helena Hayes, Smithburg, Ottawa, Fairfield, Iowa Tire, and the Packwood Locker.

Coach Rowland and the Southeast Warren Warhawks rallied from a halftime deficit to defeat the Baxter Bolts 62-34. The Warhawks ran for about 350 yards, with their quarterback setting a school rushing record of 310 yards, and converted all but one two-point try. Line play and tight ends paved the way as the team dominated the third quarter 24-0. Defensively they improved tackling and solo stops, led by Lucas Dursk's nine and a half tackles, though they'll work on pass coverage after allowing 200+ passing yards. Special teams were steady, and the Warhawks look ahead to a home matchup with Twin Seaters as they continue to climb the rankings. Today's episode is brought to you by House Reps Helena Hayes and Jeff Shipley, Iowa Tire and Smithburg, Ottawa, the Packwood Locker, and local businesses.

Coach Thompson recaps Danville's commanding 48-0 win, highlighting an offense-by-committee, a stout defensive performance led by Tate Sherwood and Cameron Wolkenhauer, and noticeable improvement on special teams. He reflects on lessons learned from a close opener with West Burlington and previews a crucial conference matchup with Columbus, emphasizing discipline, execution, and continued growth.

Coach Weber recaps Pekin’s dominant outing against New London, where the Panthers poured in 68 points following a confidence-building win over Davis County. He discusses how the offense clicked early and how the defense settled in to secure the district victory. The episode highlights Riley Smith’s rapid growth as the varsity quarterback, standout performances from Elijah Brock on special teams, key defensive contributors, and encouraging progress on the offensive line. Coach also praises the junior high and JV programs for building depth and fundamentals. Finally, Coach previews a tough home matchup with Wapello and shares optimism that the team’s balance, depth, and momentum will fuel a strong season ahead.

Coach Birks' Audubon Wheelers crushed Griswold 76-8, jumping out to a huge early lead and running the clock in the second quarter. The team scored repeatedly with efficient drives and a mix of big plays. Sophomore Aiden finished 4-for-5 for 155 yards and four passing touchdowns (all completions were TDs) and added a pick-six; the defensive line and linebackers recorded multiple tackles for loss, and special teams contributed a punt-return touchdown. Audubon now readies for a tough homecoming matchup against Ar-We-Va.

Scott Melvin and Dave break down Week 2 high school football action, highlighting Waco's 41-22 win over Winfield Mount Union with standout performances from Hayden Shalman, Cody Milks, Max Edwards, and several rising sophomores. The episode also recaps dramatic finishes around the region — a Mid‑Prairie shootout, Peaking Panthers' dominance, Burlington's big win, and other teams on hot streaks — and previews storylines to watch as the season heads into district play.

The Scoreboard Show delivers a fast-paced recap of a chaotic night of southeast Iowa high school football, including Waco's dominant win over Winfield and Fairfield vs. Centerville's dramatic, penalty-filled finish. Hosts break down standout performances from players like Shellman, Mills, Mack Edwards, and Keyshawn Weldon, share final scores from multiple matchups, and preview upcoming games.

Tonight's episode previews a high-stakes high school football matchup at the Snake Pit as SK (Cobras) host Wilton. Both teams enter 0-1 and are looking for an early-season win against a quality opponent, promising a tightly contested game. Highlights include key players to watch, late-game atmosphere, and special recognition for local first responders. The preview also touches on last week's miscues, home-field advantage, and expectations for improved execution from SK.

Broadcast of the junior high matchup between the Pekin Panthers and Columbus Wildcats, a close, action-packed game featuring big runs by Hector Valdez, strong plays from Atkins and Levi Adams, and a late interception that swung momentum. The score seesawed with successful goal-line stands and clutch conversions. The episode also highlights local sponsors and community support while showcasing the excitement and development of young players during a spirited night of football.

This episode features Andy Krutsinger of the Southeast Iowa Union recapping a wild Week 1 of high school football — Mid‑Prairie’s big comeback, Washington’s strong start, standout performances from Peacock Panthers and others, and key player highlights. We also preview Week 2 matchups across the region, including Albert‑Nett, SK vs. Wilton, Waco at Winfield, Fairfield vs. Centerville, and coverage plans for JV and Monday Night Football.

Join the Pekin Panthers JV as they take on the Davis County Mustangs in a lively Labor Day night game. The Panthers capitalized on turnovers and special-teams plays to build an early lead. Highlights include a key interception, strong rushing from Ryan Hams and Jackson Milford, multiple penalties, and plenty of local color from the announcer and community sponsors.

Coach Edeker reviews Waco Warriors' 49-0 season-opening win over Central Lee, highlighting a dominant defense, opportunistic special teams, and a balanced rushing-oriented offense. Hayden Sheldon and Nick West shared quarterback duties while multiple backs contributed on the ground; Sheldon stood out as an explosive playmaker and key offensive weapon. The team's depth allowed many contributors on both sides of the ball, though Edeker noted room for improvement on the offensive line and in reducing penalties as they prepare for a rivalry road game at Winfield‑Mount Union.

Scotty Melvin joins Dave to break down Week 2 high school football: game-by-game predictions, fan polls, and standout performances from Week 1. They reveal the Power 5 rankings, debate marquee matchups (Wapalo, Pekin, Mid‑Prairie, Waco and more), and preview upcoming live coverage including JV games.

Hosts and guests break down Burlington's 62-19 season-opening win over Fort Madison, highlighting a dominant running game led by Keyshawn Wilden, strong offensive line play, early special teams concerns, and questions to watch as Burlington prepares to face Oskaloosa. The conversation covers player performances, depth and rotations, in-game adjustments, and the challenges of maintaining momentum through the early season.

Coach Bolin and the Mount Pleasant Panthers opened the season with a 17-14 victory over Mediapolis, sealed by a clutch 24-yard field goal and a strong defensive performance. Several young contributors stepped up—QB Grayson Walker, RB Ramsey Davis, receivers Brody Clark and Caden Shodd, and tight ends Merrick Lane and Isaiah Lang—while penalties and special teams coverage remain areas to tighten. Mount Pleasant now travels to Knoxville; the coach stressed assignment soundness, discipline, and building momentum as the team aims for the playoffs.

Coach Birks recaps Audubon Wheelers’ season-opening rout of Remsen St. Mary's, highlighting fast scoring drives, three forced turnovers, and strong special teams. The varsity built a big halftime lead before the JV closed out the game, while young players and linemen stood out amid discipline and communication areas to clean up. Birks reflects on momentum, the need to avoid overconfidence, and the focus on fundamentals heading into the next matchup.

Coach Jordan Webb breaks down Burlington’s 62 to19 season opener against Fort Madison, describing a run-heavy attack led by quarterback Caden Zog and multiple productive ball carriers. The episode covers key offensive touchdowns, defensive adjustments under new coordinator Dalton Teeman, missed turnover opportunities, special teams notes and penalty issues, plus a lighthearted plea to fund the team’s cannon ammunition. Webb previews the upcoming non-conference tests at Oskaloosa and Washington and highlights team communication, depth, and areas to clean up as the season progresses.

Coach Dodd reviews Central Lee Hawks’ physical, hard-fought victory over Van Buren County, highlighting key adjustments, strong defensive play, and effective special teams. The episode previews next week’s matchup with Albia and discusses the team’s focus on improving blocking, communication, and maintaining momentum.

West Burlington opened the season with a hard-fought 19-13 home win over nearby Danville, highlighted by Jaden Anthons 196 rushing yards and strong performances from senior Cale Cook and freshman quarterback Phillip Porter. The defense delivered key stops and turnovers, led by linemen Joey Glendening and Mikael Cook. The coaching staff noted nearly 20 penalties and a few turnovers as areas to clean up before road games at Fort Madison and Kittuck, but remain encouraged by the team's progress and physical play in the season opener.

Coach Weber recaps Pekin's 40-7 win over Davis County, highlighting a game-changing interception, strong defensive play, and Riley Smith's three passing touchdowns and one rushing score. The Panthers balanced a powerful rushing attack led by Nolan Glick with a spreading offense that involved multiple weapons. The episode also covers special teams performance, areas to improve, and a look ahead to district play against New London as Pekin focuses on one game at a time.

Coach Shane Rollins reflects on Southeast Warren's 68-12 road win over Murray, highlighting a powerful ground game with two 100-yard rushers and a disruptive defensive line that produced multiple tackles for loss and turnovers. The episode also covers strong special teams play, senior leadership in the locker room, and a look ahead to a key home matchup with Baxter as the Warhawks aim for postseason contention.

Scotty Melvin joins the show to break down an action-packed Week 1 of high school football, recapping big wins, surprising upsets and standout performances — including Hudson's monster night and Mid‑Prairie's dominant comeback. The episode highlights key games across classes, notes emerging teams to watch, and previews intriguing matchups for Week 2 while capturing the excitement of opening-week football.

Hosts thank local sponsors and welcome Jeff Mills of Real Smart Highlights to break down opening-week high school football action. The episode features a detailed recap of Wapello vs. Louisa Muscatine, standout performances from Rowan Atkinson, Justin Faulkner, Andrew Vasquez and others, plus scores and quick takes on games across the region. Fans get game narratives, key plays, and a look ahead at teams to watch through the season.

Coach Flaherty previews the heated Burlington vs. Fort Madison matchup, discussing roster changes, a new quarterback rotation, and how depth and tackling could decide the game. He breaks down strengths and weaknesses from last week's scrimmages, broadcast details, and the community energy that surrounds this classic local rivalry.

Round Guy Radio kicks off opening night with hosts David and Scotty Melvin reviewing last night's big win for Eastern Valley, scouting Burlington's roster hopes, and predicting the 4A District 3 pecking order. They preview marquee Friday matchups — including Mid-Prairie vs Washington — discuss key players, quarterback changes, and potential upsets, and share live-coverage plans and listener picks for the first week of the high school football season.

The Van Buren Warriors are brought to you by their house rep, Jeff Shipley, on Round Guy Radio. In this episode Coach Johnson recaps a hard-fought scrimmage with Albia, discusses adjustments, and previews a heated rivalry matchup at Central Lee. Coach covers team health (noting Parker Bollies’ broken fingers), standout players like Eli McKinney, Coyt Harriman, and Jace Duncan, and what Van Buren must do to contain Central Lee’s double‑wing attack.

Coach Doherty recaps a revealing scrimmage with Mediapolis, highlights emerging young players like sophomores Aurelio Wakindi and Steph, and names running backs Moses Thatcher and Eric Cornelis as key contributors. Special teams get major attention—punter Jonas Santiago and a German exchange student with a strong leg could be difference-makers—while the team refocuses on fundamentals: low pad level, hand placement, and playing the process snap by snap. Fort Madison heads to Bracewell for a rivalry-opening clash with Burlington, emphasizing discipline, physicality, and execution as they begin the season.

AJ Johnson joins Round Guy Radio to preview the upcoming high school football season across the Tri‑State area, discussing young rosters, rebuilds, key players, and rivalry matchups. He highlights teams like Tumwa, Oskaloosa, Pekin, Davis County, Sigourney‑Chilton, Fairfield, and Cardinal, and explains why coaching and player development will shape a wild, unpredictable year.

Coach Borrison reviews a scrimmage win that showed solid offensive execution, strong tempo, and improved defensive tackling, while noting some procedural errors to clean up. He highlights several young players who impressed and says the team’s focus for the upcoming game against Mount Pleasant will be playing their style, avoiding turnovers, creating takeaways, and staying mentally locked in one play at a time.

Coach Lequa recaps the Wildcats' week-zero scrimmage at Louisa-Muscatine, praising solid tackling, aggressive defense, and the productive work of players moving into new positions. The team kept the playbook simple to build fundamentals while identifying clean-up areas that should be easy to fix. The episode also covers the team's field-seeding issues that cost home dates, the upcoming season opener against a BGM squad moving from 8-man to 11-man (and their dynamic QB), and extra fan-focused content like Z Media's season coverage and several young players poised to step into varsity roles.

Coach Dodd reviews a scrimmage against speedy New London, highlights rising underclassmen who impressed this preseason, and outlines the team’s focus — controlling the line of scrimmage, limiting turnovers, and clean special teams — ahead of a heated season opener against rival Van Buren.

Coach Edecker reviews a productive inter‑squad scrimmage that revealed improved passing, valuable reps for many players, and areas for the offensive line to tighten up. He highlights depth, special teams contributions, and young standouts stepping into bigger roles. Looking ahead, the Warriors face a challenging opener at Central City, a turf road game later in the month, and a plan to use more one‑way players to stay fresh late in games. The team is optimistic but realistic as the season begins.

Wapello coach Johnson previews the season after an internal scrimmage, praising returning players and stressing the need for consistency, communication and aggressiveness on both sides of the ball. He names key contributors (Rowan at QB, Edgar Vasquez, Grant Wilson, Cohen Wolford), discusses the unknowns of a week one road game at L&M under a new coach, and calls for focus as the team prepares to open the year.

David Johnson and guest Scotty Melvin preview a loaded Week 1 of Southeast Iowa high school football, breaking down polls, key matchups (including Mid‑Prairie vs. Washington as the Round Guy Game of the Week), and coaching and scrimmage notes. They discuss team strengths, quarterback questions, and local rivalries while sharing early Power‑5 picks and dark‑horse teams. The episode also highlights listener Twitter polls, sponsor Pure Apex Power Supplements, and upcoming coach interviews and game coverage to watch Friday night.

Coach Jones recaps a productive scrimmage at Sigourney's “snake pit” against Sigourney and Davis County, praising offensive efficiency, physical line play, and valuable reps for both JV and varsity. He outlines areas to improve—communication, tackling, and finishing plays—then previews the season opener at Benton and the first home game vs. Centerville on September 5. Jones also thanks nearby schools for rescheduling so the team could attend the memorial for local student Jack Polanski, highlighting the community's support.

Coach Dodd reviews a successful scrimmage against Des Moines Lincoln where energy, effort, and several underclassmen stood out. He highlights the need to tighten discipline after some chippy moments and praises players who may step into varsity roles. Looking ahead to a heated Week 1 at Tumwa, Dodd outlines three keys to win: protect the ball, dominate head and yards and special teams, and eliminate unforced penalties. He invites fans to come out Friday night as the season kicks off.

Coach Quail discusses his coaching journey and how he has rebuilt the Highland Huskies program, focusing on strength and conditioning, defensive identity, and player development. He outlines roster numbers, quarterback competition, key offensive and defensive players, special teams plans, and the team’s upcoming schedule and goals for continued growth.

Scotty Melvin breaks down 3A District 4 high school football, reviewing Fairfield, Fort Madison, Keokuk, Mount Pleasant, Washington and Solon. He highlights returning players, roster sizes and team strengths, and notes the district's deep parity and unpredictable matchups. Scotty makes his predictions (picking Washington to win the district), previews upcoming scrimmages, and names several breakout players to watch this season.

Andy Krusinger joins the program to unpack the major storylines for Southeast Iowa high school football: New London’s move to 11-man, the unusual two-team eight-man setup, Lone Tree’s inability to field a team, roster turnover across Class A, and standout contenders like Pekin, Columbus, Van Buren, and Mid-Prairie. The conversation also previews 2A and 3A districts, coaching changes, and local broadcast plans for Mount Pleasant and Washington on Southeast Iowa Live, highlighting key players, schedule quirks, and why this season promises close, competitive matchups.

Coach Bowin previews the Mount Pleasant Panthers, outlining a roster of about 56–58 players, the quarterback depth with Grayson Walker leading, key receivers and running backs, and a strong defensive line rotation. He highlights special teams standouts and the team’s growing depth and leadership. The coach also reviews the non-conference and district schedule, names tough opponents to watch, and describes rising community excitement as the Panthers prepare for a competitive season and a push toward postseason play.