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Coach Swanson joins Round Guy Radio to recap Central Lee's 15–7 season, highlighting big wins over Fort Madison and West Burlington, balanced scoring, and senior leader Will Hayes' impact on the boards and offense. He discusses a rugged Super Conference schedule that prepared the Hawks for postseason play, key contributors across the roster, strong community support at Donaldson, and the upcoming district challenge at Iowa City-Regina.

Coach Hellige breaks down Holy Trinity's gritty 46-38 road win over Pekin, highlighting Lane Rung's star play, key free throws by Nathan Box, and the instant impact of transfer Graham Meredith. The episode also spotlights young contributors Jack Ragar and Jay Ellison, the team's strong chemistry and depth, and previews the upcoming district final against Notre Dame next Tuesday at 7 p.m.

On this episode of Round Guy Radio, host Dave and Coach Cody Van Fleet preview the second round of Southeast Iowa high school basketball playoffs, breaking down key matchups including Notre Dame vs Danville, West Burlington vs Central Lee, Mediapolis vs Mid‑Prairie, and Holy Trinity vs Pekin. Cody analyzes top players, team strengths, and upset potential, and the show also discusses broadcasting and streaming updates as Round Guy Radio moves more coverage to YouTube. Sponsored by Hinshaw Trailer Sales, Smithsburg Auto, the Packwood Locker, and the Cedar Rapids Titans Arena Football.

Coach Stout recaps Keota's 78-48 first-round victory over Twin Cedars, spotlighting Chase Safely's 35 points (including six 3s), a stingy full-court press that created 20 turnovers, and solid contributions from the whole roster. He previews a tough second-round road matchup at Hillcrest, noting key opposing players to contain and saying ball security and rebounding will be the deciding factors.

Coach Marlowe and the West Burlington Falcons advanced with a 63-43 first-round win over Cardinal Veldin after tightening up their defense in the second half. Kasem Brown (17), Aiden Figueroa (16) and Silas Lotzow (15) led the scoring as the team relied on rebounding, hustle and versatile play. Looking ahead, the Falcons travel to face Central in round two — a tough, well-coached opponent with strong rebounding and a raucous home crowd. Coach Marlow emphasizes execution and doing the little things to win.

Coach Will Eslick recaps Sigourney's decisive district win over Bolton-Udell, featuring a huge first-half from Solon Yates and balanced contributions from the starters and bench. The team protected its home court, finished the game healthy, and enjoyed strong depth and execution. Eslick previews a challenging district semifinal at Montezuma on Thursday at 7:00 PM, highlighting Montezuma's star player Bolton and his supporting cast. He reflects on an 18-win season, a strong 11–1 home record, and the leadership of the seniors as the team prepares for the next step.

Today's episode, brought to you by Henshaw Trader Sales, the Packwood Locker, and Smithburg Auto, features Coach Hellge of Holy Trinity discussing a 66–50 win over Waco, highlighting a balanced scoring effort led by Jack Ragar and key contributions off the bench. Coach Hellge previews Thursday's road matchup at Pekin, talks about scouting an athletic, well‑coached Panthers team, and outlines what the Crusaders need to do to keep advancing through the district and sub‑state rounds.

Coach Wilson previews Fort Madison's postseason draw against Lee County rival Keokuk, recaps Nolan Guzman's 51-point performance, and outlines a tune-up at Atumwa with a heavy emphasis on tightening the defense and staying healthy. He highlights the expected impact of Darius Foy and contributors like Lucas Helmick, Jonah Tackett, Aurelio Wakindi and Zeke Groves, discusses Keokuk's strengths, and sets the stage for a heated rivalry game under postseason pressure.

Coach Swanson and Round Guy Radio recap Pekin's dominant first-round playoff win over Seymour, a 79-43 victory highlighted by Cole Milliken's 25 points and strong contributions from Nolan Glick and the bench. The home crowd and defensive intensity set the tone for the blowout. The episode also previews Pekin's upcoming matchup with Holy Trinity, discusses lineup changes and bench impact, and highlights the team's focus on consistency and finishing the season strong.

Round Guy Radio hosts a tailgate at the Cedar Rapids Titans vs. Midwest Raptors game, featuring interviews with Titans players about their high school and college roots, the winding paths to arena football, and what they'll bring to the field. Players talk leadership, training, hometown pride, game-day energy and celebrations, plus a call to fans to pack the house and support the team.

Sponsored by Henshaw Trader Sales, Packwood Locker and the Cedar Rapids Tigers Arena football team, this episode recaps the Titans' 65–0 rout of the Midwest Raptors and features player of the game Jamal Wilkes, who recorded four interceptions and multiple defensive scores. The interview covers Wilkes' journey from Philadelphia and Anna Maria College to pro arena football, the team's cohesive defensive scheme, community support in Cedar Rapids, and the coaches and teammates who helped create a dominant first-game performance.

Sponsored by the Packwood Locker (Packwood, Smithburg, Ottawa, Fairfield), Henshaw Trailer Sales (Richland) and the Cedar Rapids Titans — catch more on the Round Guy Radio YouTube channel. Coach Wilson breaks down Fort Madison's senior night against Keokuk: Nolan Guzman's 51-point, record-setting performance and buzzer shots, Jackson Clark's milestone scoring and rebounds, senior contributions, Guzman's St. Ambrose plans, and the team's late-season surge heading into districts.

Rising defensive back Neiko St. Clair talks about his athletic journey from Columbus, Ohio — including lacrosse and multiple colleges — to joining the Cedar Rapids Titans. He discusses his playmaking instincts, college highlights, team chemistry, and excitement for the season opener, plus the organization’s community-focused game-day plans.

A raucous high school basketball broadcast from Fairfield, Iowa, featuring celebrity referees (Woody Harrelson, Keanu Reeves, Clint Eastwood) and lively, off-the-cuff commentary. The episode follows Mount Pleasant's dominant performance, standout plays by Ronnie Howard and others, local sponsors, and plenty of chaotic banter from the sideline.

Coach Eslick of the Sigourney Savages joins the program to recap two key road wins that finished the regular season 17-4, highlight standout performances from Braden Wood, John Berg and Solon Yates, and preview the district playoff matchup against Moulton-Udell. He discusses team depth, the four seniors the program will lose, and the team's outlook entering the one-and-done tournament as a third seed with a first-round home game.

Round Guy Radio hosts Coach Edwards of the Winfield Moun Union Wolves to recap late-season wins, defensive identity, and standout contributors like Max Edwards, Isaac Aigley, Cody Milks, and Grant Anderson. They discuss balanced offense, improvement from three, and key performances that set the team up for district play. The episode previews the district opener vs. Danville and the possible matchup with Notre Dame, and closes with updates on former players — Abram at West Point and Jake at Western Illinois.

Coach Corbacus joins Round Guy Radio to recap Columbus High's record-breaking season, including a dominant senior night win over L&M and the program's climb to nine victories. The episode highlights key performances from Drake Marin, Ellis Carrier, and Fritz Fergaro, the impact of strong defense, and the JV team's development. Also mentioned are community support, upcoming playoff action at Durant, and local sponsors backing the show.

Hosts break down the latest high-school basketball playoff matchups across Southeast Iowa, announce All-Round Guy teams (including top freshmen and standouts like Shea Stevens and Jackson Clark), and preview key sub-state and district games featuring Notre Dame, Keokuk, Pekin, Mid-Prairie, and others. They also discuss standout performances, possible dark-horse teams, local rivalries, and upcoming coverage plans from the Southeast Iowa Union and related video networks.

Today's episode, brought to you by Smithburg Auto, the Packwood Locker, Henshaw Trailer Sales, and the Cedar Rapids Titans, features running back CJ Leggett. He discusses his dominant high school career, time at Georgia Tech, and the challenges and lessons that shaped his pro journey. Leggett also talks about joining the Cedar Rapids Titans, the team's spread offense, key teammates and coaches, and what fans can expect on opening day as the team chases a championship.

Coach Rawson joins Round Guy Radio to recap Mount Pleasant's recent hot streak, highlighting close wins at Oskaloosa, a dominant 64-36 victory over Ottumwa, and a record-setting 68.3% shooting night against Mediapolis. He discusses defensive improvements, strong rebounding, three-point shooting, and key contributors like Isaiah Lang, Ryan Helling, and Grayson Lowry. The episode also covers roster depth, injury challenges, playoff seeding speculation, and the Panthers' upcoming games at Fairfield and Pella as they prepare to enter the postseason.

Coach Swanson reviews Pekin's season-defining stretch: rivalry wins over Sigourney and Hillcrest, a dramatic home victory over Winfield-Mount Union, and standout performances from Cole Milliken, Henry Adams, Elijah Brock and Nolan Glick. The Panthers' strong home record, community support, conference recognition, and a No. 2 district seed set the stage as they prepare to face Seymour in the playoffs.

Today's episode features Coach Marlow of the West Burlington Falcons discussing three key wins (Central Lee, WACO shootout, Mount Pleasant OT), his first-year Coach of the Year honor, player development from a strong JV program, standout players like Aiden Figueroa and Silas Lotzow, and the upcoming playoff matchup versus Cardinal of Eldon. The episode also includes local sponsor mentions and coverage details.

Coach Akey discusses Burlington's standout 7-2 SEC record, the fast-paced, chaotic style that powered their success, and the team's key contributors including Jet and Kobe Morris and seniors Michael, C.J., and Keyshawn. He also addresses weaknesses like free-throw shooting and rebounding, previews a grueling three-game stretch before the postseason, and highlights a bright future with underclassmen ready to step up.

High-energy JV matchup between the Columbus Wildcats and L&M (Louisa‑Muscatine) Falcons filled with nonstop announcer banter, celebrity referee cameos, and colorful player nicknames. Columbus pulled ahead late and held off L&M's comeback attempts after multiple lead changes and a dramatic finish. Key contributors included Wheeler, Iron Mike Tyson, and Flavor Flav, who was named player of the game.

On this episode of Round Guy Radio, the coach previews a tight late-season matchup against Wapello, breaking down defensive plans to limit star athletes and perimeter threats. He also reviews his starters and key role players — from Holden Hughes and the Sheldon brothers to Adam Stafford and Niles Reichenbach — and talks about preparing for a familiar playoff foe, Holy Trinity and Lane Rung.

Coach Wilson reflects on Fort Madison's turnaround with back-to-back wins at Washington and Centerville, highlighting Darius Foy's 19-point, 18-rebound performance and Nolan Guzman's consistent scoring. The team's improved defense and contributions from role players like Lucas Helmick, Aurelio Wakindi, and Zeke Gross have been crucial. Wilson also praises freshman Jonah Tackett's lockdown defense and outlines the remainder of the regular season, including senior night against a 15-3 opponent and the final game at Otumwa before postseason play.

Coach Stout reviews the Keota Eagles' season: battling sickness, key wins (including a 63-62 victory over Montezuma), balanced scoring from seniors Jackson Vittito and Chase Afley, and standout contributions from Aiden Galindo, Porter Cave, Blake Baker, and assist leader Jacob Wickenkamp. He discusses adapting to a short bench, late-season health recovery, and preparations for the district opener against Twin Cedars on February 16 at 7:00 PM in the Keota gym, plus a girls district game on February 12. The episode highlights team resilience and playoff focus.

The Van Buren Warriors are proudly brought to you by the Packwood Locker of Packwood, Iowa, Smithburg Auto of Fairfield, Iowa, Henshaw Traylor Sales of Richland, Iowa, and the Cedar Rapids Titans Arena football team that will be on Round Guy Radio for their Game 1 next Sunday at 5 o'clock as they take on the Midwest Raptors. You can see that on our YouTube channel. Coach Shellman discusses Van Buren's 76–68 win over Highland, highlights from leaders Will Corll, Kinnick Miller, Landry Leffler and contributors Jace Duncan and Cree Kite, a breakout game at New London, and previews the upcoming district playoff matchup with EBF.

Today's episode is brought to you by Smith Bregato of Fairfield, Iowa, Hinshaw Trailer Sales of Richland, the Packwood Locker, and the Cedar Rapids Titans. Coach Korbakis joins the show to recap Columbus’s road win over Cardinal, the electric atmosphere, and his record-setting season. Highlights include Ellis’s big night, a 74-point team effort with key contributions from Fritz Figueroa, Drake, and the bench, a rowdy senior-night crowd, Coach Korbakes being named Round Guy Radio’s First-Year Coach of the Year, tonight’s JV/varsity doubleheader coverage, and upcoming playoff preparation against Durant on Monday.

Today's episode—brought to you by InShot Trail of Sales (Richland), the Packwood Locker (Smithburg, Ottawa, Fairfield) and the Cedar Rabbits Titans—features Coach Worrell of the Mediapolis Bulldogs recapping a 14–6 regular season, including dramatic overtime victories and a tough loss to Mount Pleasant. Coach Worrell highlights standout players like Max Griffin (a unanimous All‑Around Guy and 1,000‑point scorer), the Luttenegger brothers, and key role players who provide defense and hustle. He previews district playoff matchups (L&M next, with a likely clash against Mid‑Prairie), praises the loud home crowd, and reflects on the team's depth, defensive improvements, and postseason outlook.

Round Guy Radio features Coach Hellge of the Holy Trinity Crusaders discussing the team’s strong finish, key contributors like freshman Jack Ragar and captain Lane Rung, and role players who stepped up during a 13–7 season. The episode previews tonight’s game against Clark County, the upcoming playoff matchup with Waco on February 16, and how the team plans to stay sharp during a week off before the postseason. Coach Helge also reflects on injuries, the grind of the season, player development, and watching his son Luke’s college season, while celebrating the players’ commitment and growth.

Coach Eslick joins the show to recap Sigourney’s 76-59 win over Moravia, highlighting Solon Yates’ record nine three-pointers, John Burke’s courageous return after an ankle sprain, and key contributions from returning players as the team sits 15-4 with two regular-season games left. The coach also praises JV Coach Trammell’s player development, discusses the conference format and playoff seeding hopes, and previews the upcoming postseason schedule. The Sigourney Savages are proudly brought to you by the Packwood Locker of Packwood, Iowa; Hinshaw Trailer Sales of Richland, Iowa and Smithburg, Auto, Fairfield, Iowa; and the Cedar Rapids Titans Arena football team — catch their opener vs. the Midwest Monsters on Sunday, February 15th on the Round Guy Radio YouTube channel.

Live from Sydney Island: a lively high-school basketball broadcast where Sigourney's Levi Yeager dazzles with a barrage of three-pointers and relentless energy. Celebrity refs, animated commentary, and chaotic plays make this a memorable, fast-paced game. The episode follows the game's key moments — Levi's scoring sprees, turnovers, tight defense, and a decisive half — and ends with Levi named Player of the Game. Expect playful banter, weather updates, and community sports reporting flavor.

Live from Columbus, Iowa, this episode recaps a Super Conference North showdown where the Wapalo Indians overwhelmed the Columbus Wildcats 61-41. Justin Faulkner led the charge with a standout scoring night, supported by key contributions from Craig Merritt and the Wapalo bench. The broadcast captures the rowdy atmosphere — celebrity commentators on the sidelines, energetic crowds, and late-game JV action — while breaking down the game flow, momentum shifts, and the players who made the difference.

The Waco Warriors defeated the Columbus Wildcats 49-34 in a spirited varsity matchup. The game was close early, but Waco built separation in the second half to secure the victory. Highlights included strong inside play, key three-pointers, and a lively halftime performance, with the crowd buzzing throughout the contest.

A quick Smithburg Auto Scoreboard roundup of last Friday and Saturday: Mid‑Prairie beat Wilton 68–54, Mount Pleasant defeated Washington 60–43 and followed with another win over Minneapolis, Winfield‑Mount Union topped Wapello 56–41, Keokuk routed Fairfield 76–39, Montezuma won 80–52, Sigourney came back to win 77–64, and Meepo edged Holy Trinity in overtime. Looking ahead to tonight: Mount Pleasant at Marion, Mid‑Prairie vs Washington, Highland vs Muscatine, Winfield‑Mount Union at Columbus, and Montezuma at Keota. Follow Round Guy Radio on YouTube for more updates.

Coach Rawson discusses Mount Pleasant's recent hot streak, highlighted by a gritty road win at Oskaloosa, strong defensive stretches, and key contributions from Isaiah "Big Bang" Lang, Noah Lang, Ryan Helling, Brody Clark, and others. The episode covers lineup returns after Christmas, in-game adjustments that limited opponents' transition, the late-game battle to hang on, and the Panthers' remaining conference slate including Fort Madison, Washington, Fairfield, and Keokuk as they eye a higher seed for postseason play.

Coach Roth breaks down the Waco Warriors' post-break stretch: tough losses, a three-game skid, and recent high-scoring wins. He highlights rebounding as the team's biggest challenge, describes brief flu-related sluggishness, and spotlights standout performances from Holden Hughes and Kellen Shellman. Plus, a preview of tomorrow's matchup at Sigourney (JV tips at 6 PM in the small gym) and what the team hopes to carry forward.

The episode features Coach Wilson discussing Fort Madison's long-awaited first win over Fairfield, highlighting Nolan Guzmán's 33-point night and Darius Foy's growing impact after returning to the lineup. Coach talks roster challenges from illness and eligibility, praises young contributors like Jonah Tackett and Zeke Groves, and outlines a grueling upcoming schedule with five games in ten days, including tough matchups against Mount Pleasant and out-of-state opponents. The show also touches on the community's support for Fort Madison basketball and how this win could build momentum late in the season. The Fort Madison Bloodhounds are brought to you by the Cedar Rabbids Titans Arena football team, the Packwood Locker, Smithsburg Auto of Fairfield, Iowa, and Richland's very own Henshaw Trailer Sales.

Welcome to the Smithburg Auto Scoreboard Show. We tried to do it last night, but I had some technical difficulties. But we'll get you what was important last night anyway. And one of the things, well, the big game last night was obviously it was Notre Dame at Mediapolis. Mediapolis, I think, went to halftime with the lead. They fought very hard. They shoot a lot of threes in this game, but they are, A strong second half by Shea Stevens and company finishes them off there. 63-51, and Notre Dame kind of clinches that Southern division, or at least certainly a share of it. There was another great game last night, and it was a big upset over a ranked team as the Mount Pleasant Panthers get a 48-45 win and knock off 10th-ranked Oskaloosa Indians. It was the Oskaloosa Indians had just beat the Keokuk Chiefs the night before. But their legs got a little tired in this one, and the great Isaiah Big Bang Lang has a big, big game there. Now, the rest of the stuff is pretty much, you know, kind of big wins, not close games. West Burlington takes down Danville. Holy Trinity Catholic takes down Van Buren. New London takes down Central Lee. And let me see if I can't get up the KCII scoreboard and kind of get some of the rest of the scores out to you. I'm just mostly just doing this to test the, well, the Pekin Panthers. And this score is not correct. They definitely get something like an 80-40 win over Louisa Muscatine. that they inverted the girl score on this one. Pella Christian gets an 80-37 win over Fairfield. Pella Christian's a terrific team. They're hitting a lot of threes. Let me see if I can't get some updates from Monday too here. Also, last night, Waco takes down Lone Tree. And, man, I don't know if I'm going to have all the scores for you because it's just everything's not coming in. But on Monday night, the Washington Demons. Beat Tipton, 66-43. Pekin took down Eddyville-Blakesburg. Pekin's on a tear. I think they won six or seven games in a row. They get a 60-41 win over Eddyville-Blakesburg. The Kyoto Eagles bounce back from a loss to get a 78-48 win over Highland. And the Van Buren Warriors, 58-Columbus, 48. That game was on Round Guy Radio. And the Notre Dame Nikes also took down Wapolo, 83-Columbus. to 47. Well, that's the basic quick scoreboard show. There was, like I say, there just wasn't a lot of big meaningful games last night other than New London or Notre Dame locking down their win and Mount Pleasant getting that big upset were the two big stories. Well, thank you guys all for listening this year and we'll be back Thursday night for a game between Insignia against Waco and it's a JV game and we'll have that for you Thursday night.

Celebrity referees add color as Pekin faces Louisa–Muscatine in a low‑scoring, high‑drama game that comes down to the final seconds. Elias Brock and Nairus Coleman lead the action, big plays and physical boards decide the winner, and Louisa–Muscatine pulls off the upset in a one‑point thriller.

The Van Buren Warriors, proudly sponsored by Packwood Locker, Smithburg, Ottawa, Fairfield and Hinshaw Trailer Sales, discuss a hot stretch in which Coach Shellman's team has won three of their last four games. Coach Shellman recaps a 68–31 win over Davis County and a hard-fought 10-point victory at Columbus Junction, highlighting Will Corral's leadership, Jace Duncan's breakout play, Kinnick Miller's rebounding, and Caden Simmons' spark, while noting ankle injuries and recent sicknesses. The episode closes with a look ahead to upcoming matchups at Holy Trinity and senior night against Danville.

Van Buren Warriors beat the Columbus Wildcats 57–48 in a tense, back-and-forth high school basketball game. Jace Duncan earned Player of the Game honors with big rebounds and clutch plays as the Warriors pulled away late in the fourth quarter. The arena buzzed with energetic commentary and colorful announcers as both teams traded leads. Key contributors included Duncan, Simmons, Wesley, and Leffler in a packed, physical matchup that came down to the final minutes.

Round Guy Radio features Coach Heligy fresh off a four-game winning streak, with coverage sponsored by the Cedar Rabbids Titans, Smithburg, Ottawa, Fairfield, Henshaw Trailer Sales, and the Packwood Locker. The episode recaps wins over Winfield-Mount Union, Danville, West Burlington and Fort Madison, highlights Blaine Rung's big scoring nights and strong contributions from Jack Ragar, Jay Ellison, Nathan Box and Corbin Van Newell, and notes bench efforts from Tanner Williams and the expected return of Evan Pauly. Coach discusses the team's current 8-5 stretch, conference positioning and the immediate focus on upcoming games against Van Buren and Notre Dame as the Titans look to keep their momentum.

Coach Protratz talks about the Keokuk Chiefs' strong season (10-2 overall, undefeated in the Southeastern Conference), recent conference wins, and the team's growth on defense and chemistry. He highlights 6'10" Jackson Clark leading the state in points and rebounds and the key contributions from role players like Antonio, Jalen Clark, Chase Smith, Kyler Bealman, and Lincoln Ray. Protratz previews tough upcoming games (Oskaloosa, Burlington, West Hancock), reflects on halftime adjustments and development throughout the season, and thanks supporters and sponsors: Smithburg Auto of Fairfield, Henshaw Trailer Sales of Ritzland, the Packwood Locker of Packwood, and the Cedar Rapids Titans (Round Guy Radio).

Coach Corbacus and the Columbus Wildcats celebrated a historic night, defeating Highland 66-53 to reach their seventh win and secure a winning record for the first time in decades. Standout performances included Gabe Zuniga's dominant rebounding and timely scoring, big nights from Ellis and Drake who combined for 53 points, and key contributions off the bench from Miguel. The team emphasized grit, defense, and teamwork to close out the game, and the community turnout energized the players. Up next for Columbus are home games against Van Buren and Winfield, as the Wildcats aim to build on their momentum.

On this Friday night edition of the Smithburg Auto Scoreboard Show, Coach Cheney and analyst Jeff Mills recap Lone Tree's dramatic 68-60 overtime win at Wapalo after a buzzer-beating three forced OT. Key performances, gritty defense, and career nights are highlighted, plus updates from Columbus, Hillcrest, English Valley and other regional matchups. The hosts discuss standout players, momentum implications, injuries, and conference standings while reflecting on community support and the season's surprises.

Pregame interview with Head Coach Corbacus and assistant coaches as they preview a possible historic seventh win in Columbus, review the JV result, and discuss keys to victory against Highland. Coaches highlight offensive execution, role players like Drake Marin and Miguel, recent team performances, upcoming opponents, and the excitement around maintaining a winning record.

A lively radio broadcast of a high school basketball game between the Columbus Wildcats and the Highland Huskies, filled with fast-paced play-by-play, colorful commentators, and celebrity guest referees. The episode highlights gritty rebounds, long-range shooting, standout performances from players like Gabe Zuniga and Miguel, halftime promotions, and Columbus' push to secure a milestone seventh win as the crowd and broadcast energy build to a dramatic finish.

Welcome to a bonus broadcast from Fairfield, Iowa, featuring a lively matchup between Court Madison and Fairfield JV. This episode captures fast-paced high school basketball, spirited play-by-play, and celebrity referees like Rob Lowe and Ted Danson making cameo calls. The game includes back-and-forth scoring, standout performances from players such as Owen Huffman and Jaden Craft, enthusiastic crowd reactions, and colorful sideline banter. Midgame promotions and community shout-outs from Round Guy Radio add local flavor. The broadcast delivers a raw, energetic snapshot of hometown sports — tight competition, comedy, and the show's signature personality — even as the host gears up to head to the next game in Columbus.

Live play-by-play from Fairfield, Iowa, at the Jefferson Valley championship where the Trojans pulled away behind standout performances from The Rock” Brock, Boss Richardson and Bentley Cross. The broadcast focuses on fast-break scoring, aggressive rebounding and decisive team play as Fairfield built a comfortable lead.   The event also featured celebrity guests (Kurt Russell, Burt Reynolds, Johnny Knoxville), halftime promotions and a Keaton Wynn card raffle to raise funds for the team. Energetic commentary, community sponsorships, and a Packwood Locker player-of-the-game prize highlighted the evening.