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Wapello coach Johnson discusses the Indians' dominant 43-0 win over North Cedar, highlighting a complete team effort from offense, defense, and special teams that brought the program to 4-1. He praises standout contributions from young players like Edgar Vasquez and Justin Faulkner, credits strong coaching and community support, and previews a big homecoming matchup against Columbus.

Coach Marvin McNutt discusses the Chiefs' opening district win, highlighting QB Jaden Burton's strong passing performance and playmakers like Antonio Crockett, Chase Smith, and emerging sophomores. He praises the offensive line and running contributions while naming Mason Klaus as a defensive leader, notes special teams improvements with Kyler Billman and kicker Elliot, and looks ahead to a tough road game at top-ranked Solon. The episode also shares a touching sportsmanship moment from a JV game and celebrates the team's growth and resilience early in the season.

Mount Pleasant defeated Washington 44-20 in a dramatic homecoming district opener, built on three interceptions (including a pick-six), a successful onside kick and steady offensive line play. Cale Williams starred for Washington, but the Panthers’ depth, timely turnovers and special teams swings turned the game. Coach Bowlin praised his team’s toughness, growing roster and community support as Mount Pleasant improves to 4-1 and earns a No. 16 ranking. They now turn their focus to Fort Madison as the season continues.

Coach Jared Jensen recaps Sigourney-Keota 69–0 Thursday win over Louisa-Muscatine, noting how the coaches spread carries to many players and gave second- and third-stringers valuable playing time. He praises the defense for back-to-back shutouts, explains the schedule change to Thursday, and previews a crucial district matchup against Regina at Cobra Field’s “Snake Pit,” where perfect execution and a raucous home crowd will be vital.

Coach Parkinson joins Round Guy Radio to recap Linville-Sully's 39-6 rivalry win over North Mahaska, highlighting powerful defense, a 230-yard rushing attack, and standout performances from Jack Bowen, Gavin Fisk, and the special teams unit. The episode previews a crucial district matchup with Madrid, discusses key players to watch (including a top sophomore tight end), and praises the team's balanced play and community support.

Coach Rowland breaks down Southeast Warren big homecoming win over Montezuma, highlighting a 350-yard rushing performance, key defensive interceptions, and strong special teams play. He also discusses potential playoff matchups (Gladbrook-Reinbeck, Don Bosco, Audubon, Iowa Valley), the team’s 5-0 momentum, and the upcoming test against Lennox, plus an update on an injured Fairfield player.

Audubon defeated Fremont Mills 40-8 after halftime adjustments, with QB Aiden Kiergaard leading the offense (about 180 rushing yards, 5-for-7 passing for ~85 yards and a touchdown). Mason Kasper and Carson Wessel also supplied key rushing contributions, while tight ends Austin Christensen and Brody Weber combined for 85 receiving yards. Defensively Audubon bent but didn’t break, making crucial red zone stops and limiting the passing game, though Fremont Mills gained significant rushing yards. Special teams struggled and need work before the postseason. Coach Birks also discussed statewide eight-man rankings and previews a critical district matchup at home vs. Glidden-Ralston.

Coach Jordan Webb recaps Burlington Greyhounds' 23-8 homecoming win over the Clinton River Kings, highlighting key offensive leaders, stout defensive play and a game-changing Adrian interception returned for a touchdown. The episode covers special teams moments, a missed fake punt, how the team handled homecoming distractions, and a look ahead to next week's road game at Davenport West.

Scotty Melvin joins the show to recap Thursday and Friday night high-school football action: Iowa Valley's dominant performance, Winfield‑Mount Union's promising underclassmen and freshman QB, Solon's blowout of Fairfield, Mount Pleasant's long-awaited rivalry win, key injuries, and other surprising results across multiple districts. They discuss playoff implications, shifting rankings in both 11‑man and 8‑man divisions, standout players and teams to watch, and how community support and special teams impacted the weekend's outcomes.

Mount Pleasant defeated Washington 44-20 at home, snapping Washington's streak since 2008. Big plays — including Griffin Jones' 73-yard kick return touchdown and a pick-six by Brody Clark — plus late turnovers helped the Panthers pull away and improve to 4-1 under Coach Bowen. The episode also recaps a slate of regional scores and standout performances, noting many lopsided results on what the hosts called a "night of the long knives." AndyKrutsinger filled in for game-of-the-week coverage and wrapped up the scoreboard highlights.

Coach Thompson of the Danville Bears talks about an unprecedented stretch with two games canceled, the local impact on teams like Lone Tree and New London, and a proposed idea to let seniors play elsewhere as free agents to salvage playing time. The interview covers upcoming key matchups — including a crucial game against Pekin — recent forfeits, the decision to move homecoming, how the team is staying focused through long breaks, and thoughts on playoff positioning.

Round Guy Radio's Game Day welcomes Andy Kruitzinger to recap last night's Winfield–Mount Union vs. Iowa Valley clash, discuss local roster struggles and the possibility of eight‑man games for Highland and Lone Tree, and preview Friday night's biggest matchups across Southeast Iowa. The episode highlights Iowa Valley's dominant performance and standout players, examines key upcoming games (Washington vs. Mount Pleasant, Montezuma vs. Southeast Warren, Keokuk vs. Fort Madison and more), and shares streaming and coverage details from Southeast Iowa Live.

On this episode we recap Burlington's record-setting win, discuss homecoming excitement and community support, and preview a key district matchup against Clinton. Coaches and guests reflect on momentum, team improvement, and the role of faith and leadership in high school sports.

Live from Winfield, IA: Iowa Valley opens fast and never lets up in a 69–22 victory over Winfield Mount Union. The Tigers score on special teams, offense and defense — including kickoff and scoop-and-score touchdowns — while multiple players contribute touchdowns in an unrelenting performance. Quarterback play, big runs and explosive returns fuel an early runaway, and Winfield's young squad battles back with several late scores. Halftime analysis praises Iowa Valley's depth, balance and state-contender potential.

This episode covers tough local news about New London and Highland canceling parts of their football seasons due to low roster numbers, the community impact, and the broader challenge facing small rural programs. Hosts preview the week's big games (Winfield‑Mount Union, L&M, Mount Pleasant vs. Washington, and more), discuss broadcast plans and sponsors, and reflect on supporting junior high, JV, and varsity teams across Southeast Iowa.

Scotty Melvin and Dave review week five of Southeast Iowa high school football, naming Pekin the lone unbeaten at the top of the Power Five and highlighting Mid‑Prairie, Danville, Burlington (Greyhounds) and Mount Pleasant in the top five. They also discuss bubbling teams like Wilton, Wapello, Washington, WACO and MEPO and how district play will shape playoff races. The episode includes junior high highlights, breakout players to watch (the region’s “ball movers”), turnover takeaways from key games, Pure Apex Power Supplements updates, and plans for upcoming matchups including a big Pekin visit that could decide district bragging rights.

Coach Doherty of Fort Madison reviews the non-conference stretch, highlights young standouts and special teams contributors, and discusses defensive improvements and the team's focus on minimizing penalties. He previews the upcoming conference opener at Keokuk and emphasizes growth, execution, and getting the first win to build momentum for the season.

On this episode Coach Johnson recaps Wapello’s 20-12 road win at New London, highlighting key offensive plays by QB Atkinson and Edgar Vasquez and scoring contributions from Justin Falper and freshman Kenan Lanzer. He praises a stingy defense led by Cohen Wolford, Dayton Hogue and others, discusses special teams improvements, and explains how discipline and effort have driven the team’s early success. Coach Johnson also talks community pride, the program’s focus on character, and previews the upcoming home game against North Cedar, with coverage available on Wapello TV.

Live from Highland, Iowa, this junior high matchup sees the Peacin' Panthers and Highland Huskies trade big plays, turnovers, and hard-fought touchdowns. Levi Adams powers Pekin' drives while Highland's rapid quarterback finds passing lanes, creating a back-and-forth game filled with flags, onside attempts, and standout defensive plays. Tune in for gritty tackling, explosive runs, and community-backed high school football action under the Smithburg Auto scoreboard.

Coach John Beck discusses Montezuma's 3-1 season, spotlighting quarterback Brady Bolden, running back Brooke Stockman, key offensive linemen and a versatile group of players powering a high-scoring attack and stout defense. The episode also previews the big road matchup at Southeast Warren, covering matchup challenges, special teams growth and the intense community atmosphere expected on game day.

Coach Jensen's Cobras earned a much-needed district-opening win, shutting out Eddieville-Blakesburg-Fremont 41-0 in a strong homecoming performance. The defense pitched a complete game, special teams contributed a huge kickoff return touchdown, and the offense showed signs of coming together heading into a short week and a Thursday matchup at Louisa–Muscatine.

Coach Jones reflects on Fairfield's 55-16 win at Knoxville, highlighting the team's explosive offense, opportunistic defense with two interceptions (including a 97-yard pick-six), and improved special teams. Key performances included 171 yards from Zandrick Allison and 144 yards from Ethan Bisgard, while leadership and disciplined execution set the stage for upcoming district play against Solon.

Coach Jordan Webb discusses Burlington’s big win over Keokuk, highlighting a massive second-quarter surge driven by turnovers and strong defensive pressure. The episode covers standout performances from QB Caden Zogg and Adrian Prez Hall, improved communication and conditioning, special teams, parent-supported team meals, and the Greyhounds’ outlook heading into district play and a homecoming clash with Clinton.

Coach Morrison of the Mediapolis Bulldogs breaks down their hard-fought 21-20 district win, describing a late-game drive that sealed the victory. Highlights include Parker Holstein's powerful rushing, a collective defensive effort, and key special teams plays, plus a preview of next week's homecoming matchup with Wilton.

Coach Rowland and the Southeast Warren Warhawks improved to 4-0 with a 73-6 win over Melcher-Dallas, powered by an efficient passing game and 230 rushing yards highlighted by several explosive plays. Defensively, Jamison Ewing recorded three interceptions (including a pick-six) and Breckin Morrison's strip-sack led to another defensive touchdown; backups Conlon Miller, Waylon Logue, Alex Johnstone, and Jaden Phillips also made key contributions. The Warhawks now prepare to host Montezuma for homecoming Friday at 7 PM, focusing on time of possession and limiting negative plays and penalties against a balanced, high-powered opponent.

Coach Cheney discusses taking over Highland junior high football as the varsity faces uncertainty, focusing on developing a 24–26 player roster and strong eighth-grade leadership. The episode previews Highland's first junior high game Monday at 4:30 PM against Pekin, live on Round Guy Radio's Facebook page, and highlights key players, special teams, and community support.

Round Guy Radio’s electrifying episode breaks down a dramatic high school football showdown where MEPO pulls off a late game-winning screen for a 28-21 victory. Hosts and guests (including Scotty Melvin) analyze standout performances from Parker Holstein, Jaden Ampton, and others, plus district-wide implications and highlights from Fairfield, Burlington, and more.

Coach Thompson and the Danville Bears opened the district with a statement 42-0 victory over Van Buren, highlighted by a shutdown defense that forced turnovers, a pick-six, and a safety. QB Dylan Mason threw for over 250 yards and three touchdowns while the running game added 200+ yards. The episode also covers strong special teams play, contributions from multiple receivers and linemen, the team's continued improvement in execution and discipline, an upcoming forfeit/homecoming off week, and the Bears' focus on staying sharp for the stretch run of the season.

Coach Parkinson breaks down Linville-Sully's big homecoming win over BGM, highlighting a stifling defense, clutch special teams, and key performances on offense. Listeners hear about standout players like Dawson James, Wyatt Mathis, Gavin Fisk, Jack Bolin and others, plus a preview of the upcoming rivalry at North Mahaska.

Coach Birks joins Round Guy Radio to recap Audubon’s 66-0 win over Cam Anita and their 4-1 start to the season, highlighting a defense that allowed almost no yards and an offense built on a powerful running game. The episode breaks down key performances, rotation of quarterbacks and backs, special teams plays, and how depth and football IQ have fueled Audubon’s success. Coach Birch also previews the upcoming Fremont Mills matchup and discusses the broader challenges and cooperation shaping Iowa eight-man football schedules.

Andy Krusinger of the Southeast Iowa Union joins the show to recap a full night of high school football across Southeast Iowa. Highlights include Central DeWitt's explosive passing attack over Mount Pleasant, Mid-Prairie's one-point road win, Burlington's big second-quarter outburst, Washington and Fairfield breaking out, and Danville and Pekin emerging as district contenders. The episode previews upcoming district play, reflects on key injuries and momentum shifts, and notes broadcast streams and local coverage as teams prepare for the next stretch of the season.

On this episode of the Scoreboard Show we run through a full slate of high school football results, from huge blowouts to tight, thrillers across southeast Iowa. Highlights include Wapello's 20-12 road win over New London with late-game heroics, standout performances from Rowan Atkinson, Cale Westerback and Eddie Vasquez, and other notable scores like Audubon's dominant victory and Danville's strong showing. We also preview key matchups to watch next week.

Join the postgame recap as Andy McGuire and hosts celebrate SK Cobras' emphatic 41-0 homecoming win over Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont. The episode breaks down big plays like a kickoff return touchdown, a dominant defensive performance, and standout contributors such as Ike Nolenex and Braden Woods. Hear insights on the team's tough non-district slate, the importance of district play ahead, upcoming matchups, and community moments including state champions' reunions and youth participation.

Hosts and coaches dissect Burlington's narrow 16-14 loss at Washington, analyzing critical offensive and defensive plays, coaching decisions, and execution issues that swung the game. The episode also previews tonight's big home game against Keokuk, discusses the importance of routine and home-field advantage, and explains how fans can follow the broadcast.

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Coach Weber joins the show to recap Pekin's 52-14 win over Wapello, praising standout performances from Nolan Glick and Henry Adams and outlining key contributors on offense, defense, and special teams. The team faces an unexpected bye due to Highland's roster issues, so Pekin is using the week to refine fundamentals and rest injured players before tough upcoming games, including Van Buren.

Round Guy Radio previews week four of high school football with Scotty Melvin, breaking down key matchups, rivalries, and player performances across the state. The episode highlights close district games, upset possibilities, standout athletes, and expert picks to watch this Friday night.

AJ Johnson of KTVO joins the program to recap week three of Southeast Iowa high school football, highlighting big wins, tough losses, injuries, and rising stars across teams like Ottawa, Pekin, Fairfield, Centerville, and others. The episode covers team trends, coach perspectives, key players to watch, and a look ahead at upcoming district matchups that will shape the season.

Sponsored by Smithbrook Auto, Iowa Tire and Packwood Locker, this episode features Keokuk coach Marvin McNutt discussing the Chiefs' 34-14 win over West Burlington and their two-game winning streak. Coach highlights defensive standout Mason Klaus, emerging quarterback Jayden Burton, offensive line improvements, special teams progress, and key contributors while previewing the upcoming Burlington game and Military Appreciation Night.

Scotty Melvin joins the show for a fast-paced recap of the week's high school football action, highlighting standout performances from quarterbacks Trevor Phillips and Dylan Mason, Nolan Glick's big games, and Cale Williams' game-winning grit in the Washington-Burlington thriller. The hosts unveil their Power Five rankings with Pekin at No. 1, break down key upcoming matchups like Mount Pleasant vs. Central DeWitt and Wilton vs. Mid-Prairie, and discuss bubbling teams, junior high coverage, and the Friday-night rivalries that make the season exciting.

Hosts Helena Hayes and Jeff Shipley, with guest AndyKrutsinger and sponsors, break down a packed week of Southeast Iowa high school football: gritty wins like Burlington–Washington, Fairfield’s explosive rushing attack, Mount Pleasant’s rise, and wild shootouts such as Iowa Valley–Montezuma. The episode highlights standout players (Cal/Kale Williams, Parker Holstein, Spencer McCready and others), key storylines, fan predictions, and upcoming marquee matchups — plus confident picks and local rivalry previews for the weeks ahead.

Coach McCarty breaks down Winfield-Mt. Union's dramatic 28-26 win over English Valleys, highlighted by Cody Milks' late touchdown drive and game-ending interception. The episode covers the team's improvements in passing and tackling, special teams performance, and preparations for Friday's homecoming matchup against Wayne of Corden.

Coach Edeker recaps WACO's 48-7 victory over HLV Tri-County, highlighting a dominant rushing attack (Aiden Schellman 152, Niles Rockenbach 121), stout defense, and strong special teams play. He also praises JV contributions and key tackles and plays that shaped the win. The episode also covers why the team filled a missed opponent slot—securing an eighth game at Central Decatur/Fremont Mills to preserve playoff chances, give players experience on turf, and showcase the program across the state.

Live from Wayland, Iowa, this episode captures a high-energy junior high football matchup between the Waco Warriors and HLV/Tri-County. The broadcast covers back-and-forth scoring, big plays on special teams, and standout performances from players like Jacob Graber, Chase Harriman, Jonah Miller, and Levi "Skyscraper" Klaassenstein. Amid hot weather and a glowing sunset, the teams trade touchdowns and two-point conversions in an action-packed half that ends with HLV leading 28–20. Fans get lively commentary, coach insights, and local color from the stands and sidelines.

Live from Waco, Iowa, the HLV Warriors take an 18‑14 lead over the Waco Warriors in a hot, closely contested junior high matchup with intense final minutes of play. This bonus coverage previews the JV game to follow, captures the packed crowd, summer heat, key plays and penalties, and the community atmosphere around the evening's high‑school football action.

Coach Rowlands joins the show after Southeast Warren's 68-0 win over Twin Cedars to discuss offensive stars like Jamison Ewing, solid contributions from youth and JV players, a stingy defense, and special teams success with aggressive two-point attempts. The episode also covers the team's 3-0 start, offseason strength gains, the community atmosphere at home games, and a look ahead to Friday's road matchup at Melcher-Dallas and a looming meeting with Montezuma.

Coach Johnson discusses Van Buren's 29-12 win over Cardinal, highlighting a dominant rushing attack led by Simmons (185 yards) and Mellinger, key defensive plays including interceptions and forced fumbles, improved special teams, and the importance of building momentum as they prepare for Danville.

Audubon dominated their homecoming win, 84-7, cruising to a 3-0 start with explosive offense (about 400 yards, averaging nearly 74 points early) and a stingy defense that forced turnovers and scored a pick-six. The team has yet to punt, is converting two-point tries at a high rate, and the JV is contributing significant carries to the varsity success. Coach Burks credits size, leadership, execution and smart adjustments for the hot start, but warns tougher tests are coming with a big district rivalry this week against KM/Cam and a challenging road date at Fremont Mills. The squad is focused on staying healthy and ready for adversity.

Coach Bowen and the Mount Pleasant Panthers improved to 3-0 with a 34-20 road win over Oskaloosa, paced by a physical offensive line, steady quarterback play from Grayson Walker, and big plays from Isaiah Lang. The defense pressured the QB, creating turnovers, while special teams flipped field position. The victory boosted team confidence as Mount Pleasant prepares for a major test against Central DeWitt next week, with Bowen praising discipline, hustle, and steady improvement across the roster.

Coach Dodd and the Central Lee Hawks earned a 14-7 road win over Fort Madison, highlighted by a stingy defense, key turnovers, and clutch special teams play. The episode breaks down the game’s pivotal moments, player standouts, and how the non-conference schedule is preparing the team for a challenging district slate and next week’s trip to West Liberty.

Coach Borrison breaks down Mediapolis’ 42-34 victory over Fairfield, highlighting special teams execution, Parker Holstein’s 200+ rushing yards, strong contributions from the offensive line and backs, and key plays by Gannon Gunn. The episode also previews the upcoming matchup with West Burlington and discusses the growth of the team, JV standouts, and lessons learned from a tough early-season schedule.