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Coach Roth and the Waco Warriors preview the coming season: key transfers out, new tall additions, and returning leaders stepping into bigger roles. The team is emphasizing defense, rebounding, and team unity through scrimmages and the Lone Tree Summer League, preparing for a December 1 season opener against Holy Trinity (to be streamed live).

Coach Ryan Wilson previews the Fort Madison Bloodhounds' season, highlighting senior leader Nolan Guzman, rising big man Darius Foy, and several promising underclassmen. The team is young but talented, focusing on perimeter shooting, defensive fundamentals, and gaining experience in early scrimmages before the Dec. 5 conference opener at home against Fairfield.

On this episode of Round Guy Radio, Coach Stout of the Keota Eagles discusses last season's success, roster changes, and how the team plans to adapt without some of their taller players. He outlines practice focus areas such as conditioning, motion offense, rebounding fundamentals, and developing depth with younger players. The coach previews upcoming jamborees and scrimmages, the decision to run only a varsity schedule, and highlights key players to watch — including senior leaders and emerging freshmen. He also explains the conference realignment and what the season schedule will look like.

Coach Swanson discusses the Pekin Panthers' early practices, strong roster depth, and returning varsity experience after a 15–8 season. He highlights key players — Henry Adams, Nolan Glick, Cole Milliken, and Cal Miller — and covers team strengths like shooting, inside play, defense, and athleticism. Swanson also mentions upcoming jamborees, scrimmages, and the season opener on December 2 (at Wapello), with the first home game on December 18 (vs. Columbus).

Coach Clay Edwards previews the Winfield Mountain Union Wolves as they open practice with a deep roster of 27 players, key returning contributors and impactful new transfers. He highlights size inside, athletic wings, and several players who can shoot from mid-range and beyond. The team plans to lean on defense, length and transition play to create turnovers and score in transition, with a full-game scrimmage planned to evaluate rotations before conference play begins.

Welcome to Round Guy Radio: Coach Anthony Potraz, the new head coach at Keokuk High, shares his journey from varsity freshman to college athlete and now coach. He discusses his coaching philosophy, the team's top player Jackson Clark, returning contributors, promising underclassmen, preseason scrimmages, and expectations for a fast-paced, energetic season.

Coach Rawson joins Round Guy Radio to preview Mount Pleasant’s basketball season, highlighting a young, athletic roster with several multi-sport contributors, returning senior shooters, and promising underclassmen. The episode covers early practices and conditioning, key players to watch, preseason schedule and opponents, and the team’s focus on rebounding, defense, and sharing the ball as they prepare for conference play.

Sponsored by Packwood Locker, this episode features Coach Shellman discussing Van Buren Warriors' first official practice, a 21-player roster, and a challenging early-season schedule that includes a Holy Trinity jamboree streamed on Facebook Live. Coach breaks down the team's strengths — speed, outside shooting and rebounding — highlights key players like Will Corral and Jace Duncan, and explains how limited practice time and a four-game first week shape the team's preparation.

Welcome back to Round Guy Radio as Coach Akey previews Burlington Greyhounds basketball — a rebuilding year led by energetic freshmen, returning leaders, and a high-speed, shoot-first approach. The episode covers early practice takeaways, upcoming scrimmages, roster questions, and conditioning plans. Coach discusses strengths (speed, perimeter shooting, defense), the lack of a traditional inside game, key players to watch, and what the move to 3A and a tough schedule means for the season ahead.

Coach Chaney joins the show to preview the Lone Tree Lions’ upcoming basketball season, sponsored by Packwood Locker. He discusses tonight’s first practice, the roster size increase, and key returning players like Don Garcia, Reese Holbrook and Tate Willis, as well as new additions such as senior transfer John Dothel. The episode covers summer league growth, early scrimmages and jamborees, the team’s inside presence and shooting threats, and the Lions’ fast-paced style. Coach also outlines the early-season schedule, including a Dec. 2 opener at Columbus and the season kickoff event at Holy Trinity on Nov. 24.

At Eastlake Park the DNR is releasing trout into the water, with staff working to stock the area and prepare for anglers. Park visitors and local fishers are getting ready to cast their lines; crews say they will report back later as the fishing gets underway.

Coach Eslick joins Round Guy Radio to preview the Sigourney Savages, highlighting JV standouts, returning varsity leaders, and the program’s depth as it prepares for the season. The episode covers key players — Landon Fitch, Hunter Sellers, John Berg, Solon Yates, Braden Wood, and Ike Molnick — coaching contributors like Coach Trummel, and how the team’s depth will shape rotations and resilience through injuries. Islick also discusses league competition, early scrimmages and jamborees, and the team’s goal to compete for a conference title while integrating talented JV players into varsity roles.

Hosts recap Audubon's high-scoring loss, key turnovers, and standout defensive play, then preview the big Wilton vs. Kemper Catholic matchup at the Dome. They hand out coach awards across classes, celebrate breakthrough seasons and milestone wins, praise the broadcast coverage, and share upcoming local event plans.

A retired National Guard colonel recounts 36 years of service, sharing personal stories from high school jerseys to military uniforms, and reflecting on Veterans Day's meaning. The speech honors deployed troops, family military legacy, the sacrifices of veterans, and calls the community to remember and thank those who served.

Veterans Day pregame with Coach Jonah Marlowe as he returns to lead the West Burlington Falcons. Marlow discusses his coaching journey, playing history, and the players vying for varsity minutes. The episode also covers early-season scrimmages, home-court advantage, and gratitude to veterans, plus plans for the team’s upcoming schedule and community support.

Coach Hellige breaks down Holy Trinity's 2025–26 basketball roster, highlighting returning leaders Lane Rung, Corbin Van Newell, and utility senior Nathan Box, plus impact newcomers and a transfer who could shift minutes. The episode reviews the team's extensive offseason work, summer camps and scrimmages, the return of the school jamboree, practice start date, and the plan heading into the December 1 season opener at WACO.

Coach Hetzler joins the program to recap Wilton's comeback win over PCM, overcoming a 17-point first-half deficit to secure a place in the state tournament for the second straight year. The episode highlights the Beavers' stifling defense, key plays from players like Breyer Putman and Gunnar, clutch special teams, and a look ahead to their matchup at the Unidome on Saturday.

Round Guy Radio kicks off its first basketball season coverage with Coach Perkins of the Fairfield Trojans. He discusses a large roster of about 35 players, key returning seniors and emerging juniors and sophomores poised to earn minutes, plus how the program has grown since COVID. Coach outlines practice start dates, preseason events (Meet the Trojans on Nov 20, a Holy Trinity jamboree, and a Thanksgiving weekend four‑team scrimmage), the December 2 season opener vs. Oskaloosa, and a December 19 organ donor night honoring Jack Palonsky. The episode also highlights community support and sponsorship opportunities to help cover games and broadcasts.

Hosts recap Friday night high school football with game-by-game takes on Mid-Prairie vs. Wilton, the Audubon–Iowa Valley thriller, and Lineville–Sully, mixed with fan reactions to shaky livestreams. The episode also critiques the streaming/paywall setup, praises local broadcasters for quality feeds, and previews the upcoming basketball season and playoff matchups.

Listen in on the final broadcast of the season as Mount Pleasant and Fairfield battle in a high-stakes, two-quarter rivalry game. Turnovers and gritty defense set the tone, with Mount Pleasant mounting a late comeback to take the lead. The play-by-play captures the playoff implications, hometown atmosphere, and crunch-time drama — a compact, intense game that decides postseason hopes for both teams.

Audubon edged Iowa Valley 26–19 in a tense quarterfinal full of big defensive stops, a clutch fourth‑down touchdown, and a game‑saving tackle by Hayden Larson. The Wheelers advance to the state semifinals to face top‑seeded Bishop Garrigan next Wednesday at 10:00 a.m. in the Dome.

Audubon held off a furious Iowa Valley comeback to win 26-19 in a game decided in the final seconds. Audubon built a big lead with big passing plays but had to rely on a stout defense and a game-saving sack on the last play to secure the victory. Key defensive contributors like Isaac Sorensen, Hayden Larson and Carson Wessel helped seal the win, and the community celebrated as Audubon earned a trip to the state tournament.

Scotty Melvin joins the Beat the Round Guy segment to preview the final playoff matchups, including Iowa Valley vs. Audubon, Lynnville‑Sully vs. Wapsie Valley, Mid‑Prairie vs. Van Meter, and Wilton vs. PCM. The hosts break down strengths, key matchups and predictions, discuss streaming and credential challenges, and promise a live report after the games. Expect analysis on defense vs. offense matchups, close calls, and which local teams have the best chances to reach the state tournament.

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Coach Birk reviews Audubon's 82-0 shutout of Montezuma, featuring a suffocating defense (54 yards allowed, -5 rushing yards) and a punishing ground game (402 rushing yards and 10 rushing touchdowns). Standouts included QB Aiden Kiergaard and RB Mesa Casarra, and special teams contributed with a blocked punt and strong coverage. Audubon now travels to Marengo to face fellow top-five team Iowa Valley Thursday night in a primetime, run-heavy matchup with playoff and Dome implications — a true mirror matchup where the winner takes a major step toward the postseason.

Coach Parkinson breaks down Lynnville‑Sully's playoff win over BGM: Connor Deal threw seven touchdown passes (11-for-18, 183 yards), Jack Bolin had a huge receiving game, and the Hawks combined timely defense and special teams — including recovered onside kicks and a blocked punt — to secure the victory. The team now travels to Wapsie Valley for a quarterfinal matchup. Parkinson highlights the squad's balance, execution under pressure, and strong academics as they chase a trip to the Unidome.

This episode of Round Guy Radio recaps the weekend playoff action across Southeast Iowa, featuring North Linns late fourth‑down heroics against Pekin, Mid‑Prairie's dominant win, Mount Pleasant's breakthrough season, and several lopsided blowouts. Hosts Andy Krutsinger and Jeff Mills break down the biggest plays, key players, bracket matchups, and what to watch for in the next round as teams prepare for tougher sub‑state and state tournament tests.

In this episode of Beat the Round Guy, hosts and Scotty Melvin talk through second-round high school football matchups, voter polls, and game predictions for teams like Iowa Valley, Audubon, Mid-Prairie, and Pekin. The show opens with sponsor thanks and moves into lively analysis of potential upsets, locks, and which Round Guy Radio teams could make deep playoff runs.

Coach Weber joins the Pekin Panthers to review the team's decisive 42-7 playoff win. He recounts a game-changing forced fumble on the opening play, rapid scoring drives that built an early lead, and solid defensive stops that kept momentum in the Panthers' favor. The episode highlights key moments from each quarter and reflects on the confidence this victory gives the players heading deeper into the playoffs.

Coach Weber and the PEKIN Panthers cruised to a 42-7 first-round playoff win over Earlham, highlighted by a forced fumble on the opening play and quick scores that built an early lead. The dominant performance featured strong defensive stops and balanced offense, giving the team a major confidence boost as they advance in the postseason.

Coach Johnny Bolin breaks down Mount Pleasant's 25-22 comeback over Fairfield, highlighting second-half defensive adjustments, key plays by Brody Clark, Griffin Jones, and standouts on the line. The win secures a 7-2 finish and a playoff trip to West Delaware, showcasing the Panthers' balance, resiliency, and team depth.

Description Coach Hetzler breaks down Wilton's 50-14 playoff win over Dyke New Hartford, highlighting Hunter Edwards' 250 passing yards, Hayden Hill's five rushing touchdowns, a breakout receiving performance by Briar Putman, and a stout defensive effort that limited the opponent to one touchdown. The episode also covers the electric home crowd, special teams notes, and previews Wilton's next challenge on the road at rival West Branch—a tough, physical matchup as the Beavers aim to keep their playoff run alive into November.

The Sigourney-Kyota Cobras are proudly brought to you by the Packwood Locker, Henshaw Trailer Sales of Richland, Iowa. Iowa Tire in Smithburg, Ottawa, Fairfield, Iowa. As long as a couple great house reps, Jeff Shipley and Sigourney-Kyota's own house rep, Helena Hayes, helped contribute to this episode. Coach Jensen joins the program to recap a complete playoff performance: a 45-0 victory over I-35 where offense, defense, and special teams all clicked. Sigourney-Kyota imposed their running game, forced turnovers, and limited the opponent to roughly 80 yards of total offense. Standouts included sophomore Blake Baker (125 rushing yards, two TDs), Lane Conrad, Carson O'Rourke, Aiden Galindo, and defensive plays from Landon Fish and others. Special teams improvements and strong line play were also key. Looking ahead, Coach Jensen previews a tough second-round matchup with Beckman Catholic and expresses confidence in the team's depth, JV talent stepping up, and continued preparation for playoff football.

Coach Beck discusses Montezuma's 46-28 playoff win over East Union, highlighting key plays, turnovers and defensive stops that swung the game. The episode breaks down standout performances by Brady Bolton, Brooks Stockman and Luke Brennan, special teams notes, and how a tough regular-season schedule prepared the Braves for the playoffs. Looking ahead, Montezuma previews a challenging second-round matchup with high-scoring Audubon and the adjustments needed to advance.

Sponsored by Henshaw Trader Sales of Richland, Iowa, this episode features Coach Borrison after the Minneapolis Bulldogs' upset win over Centerville's Big Red. Coach Morrison explains the defensive game plan to pressure sophomore QB Murdoch, key plays and contributors on offense and defense, timely third-down conversions, special teams execution, and how the team’s district competition prepared them for the playoffs. The episode closes with thoughts on turning focus to the next opponent, Mid-Prairie, and how the Bulldogs will adjust and prepare for another tough matchup.

Coach Parkinson joins the show after LVS dominant playoff win over Wapello, highlighting a stingy defense, powerful rushing from Dawson James and Gavin Fisk, efficient quarterback play, and game-changing special teams. The episode previews the next-round matchup with BGM, reflects on the postseason atmosphere and the team’s momentum, and celebrates the community support behind the Hawks.

Scotty Melvin joins Helena Hayes and Jeff Shipley to recap a wild high school playoff night across Southeast Iowa, spotlighting Mediapolis' upset at Centerville, Mid-Prairie's comeback, Mount Pleasant's last‑minute win, and the SK Cobras' strong advance. They discuss injuries, standout performances and memorable moments from the games. The episode also breaks down 1A, 2A, 3A and eight‑man playoff pods, previews next‑round matchups, and looks ahead to underclassmen and programs building momentum for next season.

Today's episode features Coach Birks after Audubon’s 58-20 playoff victory over Lennox. Coach discusses a dominant defensive performance, a balanced offense with key contributions from Mason Kasper-Rowder and Brody Weber, standout special teams plays, and preparation for a tough next-round matchup with Montezuma. He also gives his take on statewide eight-man playoff surprises and standout teams to watch.

Hosts Jeff Mills and Andy Crutsinger recap a wild high school football night sponsored by Hinshaw Trailer Sales, Packwood Locker, Iowa Tire, Smithburg Auto, and reps Jeff Shipley and Helena Hayes. The episode focuses on Mount Pleasant's 25-22 comeback win over Fairfield after Fairfield led 22-6 at halftime and lost momentum when their starting QB was injured. Mount Pleasant's second-half defense and late scoring secured the Panthers' first real playoff berth in 15 years. Other highlights power LVS dominating Wapello, L&M breaking a 43-game losing streak with a postseason win, and a round-up of teams advancing to the next playoff round and how brackets/pods will be set for the regional matchups.

The hosts recap a packed playoff night featuring SK's dominant 45-0 win over I-35, Pekin's convincing victory, and Mount Pleasant's last-minute comeback. They highlight key players, big defensive plays, and a spirited home crowd atmosphere. The episode also covers a range of scores from the region, notable upsets, injuries that impact postseason hopes, and praise for local sponsors and community support as teams move deeper into the playoffs.

Coach Joe Donovan and the Luisa Muscatine Falcons snapped a 43-game losing streak with a 42-21 win over North Cedar. Donovan was named 1A Coach of the Year after leading the team to its first victory during the Round Guy Radio era.

Coach Johnson reviews Wapello's hard-fought 33-31 loss to Danville, the team's five-win season and their advance to the playoffs. He highlights standout performances from seniors and underclassmen, including Grant Wilson, Edgar Vasquez, Justin Faulkner, and freshman Kenyon Lanza. Johnson discusses the team's preparation, mindset shifts after a tough loss, and the matchup ahead against Sully, noting both teams' strengths and the challenge of the first-round game.

Today's episode brought to you by house reps Jeff Shipley and Elena Hayes, Iowa Tire of Fairfield (Smithburg, Ottawa, Fairfield), The Packwood Locker, and Henshaw Trailer Sales of Richland, Iowa. Helping us out today: Andy Krutsinger of the Southeast Iowa Union. We break down first‑round playoff matchups, district tiebreakers, RPI scenarios and standout players across Class A, 3A, 4A and 8‑man football. Highlights include Pekin vs Earlham, Sigourney‑Kyota vs I‑35, Mid‑Prairie, Columbus vs Northland, Waco vs Edgewood‑Colesburg, Linville‑Sully vs Wapalo, Fairfield vs Mount Pleasant, and Centerville vs Mediapolis. Listen for game predictions, key players to watch, and what to expect Friday night as the postseason begins.

Scotty Melvin joins the show for the final Power Five of the season to break down his Week 9 rankings, name Pekin as his No. 1, and highlight Mid‑Prairie, Danville, Wilton, and Mount Pleasant among the top teams heading into the playoffs. The episode previews key first‑round matchups, notes the unpredictable ‘Wild Wild West' districts, and spotlights games to watch like Danville vs. Cooch Valley, Centerville vs. Mediapolis, and several 1A–3A showdowns as local teams prepare for postseason play.

Today's episode brought to you by Henshaw Trailer Sales of Richland, Iowa, Smithsburg Auto, and Iowa Tire of Fairfield, Iowa, and the Packwood Locker. Coach Lekwa of the Columbus Wildcats discusses a turbulent season of cancellations, tough travel and injuries that still produced a playoff berth. He highlights key contributors like kicker Gabe and linebackers Elliot Wesley and Drew Totemeyer, reviews season-defining games and previews the upcoming playoff matchup at North Linn while looking ahead to the program's future.

Coach Jared Jensen recaps the Cobras' 49-0 regular-season finale over Cardinal, highlighting defensive standouts, a deeply balanced rushing attack, improved offensive line play, special teams consistency, and smart clock-management as keys to their momentum heading into the playoffs. The Sigourney Keota Cobras are proudly brought to you by house rep Helena Hayes, Packwood Locker, Henshaw Trailer Sales of Richland, Iowa, as well as Smithburg Auto and Iowa Tire of Fairfield, Iowa.

Coach Weber recaps a 43-14 win over Columbus Junction that capped an 8-0 regular season and previews a tough first-round playoff matchup with Earlham. The Panthers showed a balanced attack (170 rushing yards), a bounce-back performance from QB Randy Smith, and a game-changing return threat in Elijah Brock. The coach highlighted the team's resilience after overcoming turnovers earlier in the season, strong special-teams play, and key playmakers like Henry Adam and Nolan. He expects a close, physical matchup against a big, single-wing-style Earlham team and says discipline in all three phases will decide the game.

Coach Rowland recaps Southeast Warren's shared conference championship decided by a three-way tiebreaker and reviews the team's season strengths on offense, defense, and special teams. He previews the upcoming home playoff game against Boyer Valley, emphasizing ball security, disciplined play, strong blocking, and limiting big plays as keys to advancing in the postseason.

Scotty Melvin joins Dave to recap the Mount Pleasant vs Solon game, spotlight breakout players like Isaiah Lang and Maddox Kelly, and analyze how key performances shape playoff matchups across classes. They also discuss the wild finishes in Danville and Wapello, award special recognitions (Golden Foot to Edgar Vasquez), praise contributors like Jeff Mills, and preview first-round games and storylines to watch as the playoffs begin.

Today's episode is brought to you by Hinshaw Trailer Sales of Richland, Iowa. If you've got cattle and you need to move and get a hold of Corwin Henshaw there in Richland, Iowa. Coach Parkinson recaps a lightning-shortened senior night win over Earlham, sealing the district title. Highlights include big runs from Gavin Fisk, explosive plays by Dawson James, strong play up front, and defensive standouts like Ben Squires. The coach looks ahead to the playoffs, praises his seniors and their leadership, and shares a touching moment for long-time team manager Evan Vinzy.

Coach Jones reviews Fairfield's 38-30 victory over Keokuk, highlighting a balanced offensive attack, key rushing plays by Ethan Bisgard, big contributions from Zandrick and stout defensive stops that turned the game. The episode covers limited roster depth, injury management, standout performances from both varsity and JV players, traditions like the seniors meeting kindergartners, and a look ahead to a crucial district matchup with Mount Pleasant.