Round Guy Radio

Coach Helage recaps Holy Trinity’s 70–34 win at Van Buren, spotlighting Jay Ellison barrage of three-pointers, Lane Rung’s defensive dominance, and strong contributions across the roster. The JV and freshmen play have also shown depth and promise for the season.

Holy Trinity heads to Burlington to face Notre Dame tonight; Round Guy Radio will carry the action with JV at 4:30, girls at 6:00 and varsity at 7:30. Sponsored by Smithburg Auto, Henshaw Trailers, and Packwood Locker (Packwood Locker player of the game).

Round Guy Radio recaps an electric doubleheader at Pekin as the Columbus Wildcats rallied from an early deficit, highlighted by a buzzer-beating comeback, a coach technical that fired up the squad, and a varsity game decided in the final seconds.

Standout performances from Ellis, Drake, Fritz and the JV breakout players, strong community support, and a preview of the next matchup at Waco on January 2 round out the episode.

Watch the second half live from Packwood as the Columbus Wildcats battle the Pekin Panthers in a fast-paced, action-packed game. Lando Calarisi leads the charge with clutch shots and rebounds, while both teams trade momentum and thrilling plays down the stretch.

This episode captures intense defense, late three-pointers, and a dramatic finish — plus the announcement of the Packwood Locker Player of the Game. Relive the excitement and energy of a high school matchup that kept fans on their feet.

CoachRawson discusses Mount Pleasant’s conference win over Fort Madison, the impact of injuries to key players, and which role players stepped up to secure the victory.

The episode covers strong rebounding, standout performances from Aiden Humble, Isaiah Lang and others, the home crowd’s energy, and upcoming tests at Washington and Keokuk after the holiday break.

The Holy Trinity Crusaders hosted by the Van Buren Warriors in a lively night game, with the Crusaders pulling away for a decisive victory. Highlights include strong scoring runs, energetic student sections, and standout plays from Radar O'Reilly and Lane Rung.

This episode captures play-by-play action, halftime analysis, crowd reactions, and the community spirit surrounding high school sports.

This episode delivers a raucous, improvised play-by-play of a junior varsity basketball game, featuring energetic announcers, sponsor shout-outs, and unexpected celebrity references. The Packwood squad pulls out a 65–49 win in a game filled with free-throw drama, three-point attempts, and physical rebounding.

Highlights include loud sideline banter, chaotic calls, and the Packwood player of the game — “The Weasel” (Holly Shore). This broadcast captures the small‑town, live-game energy and humorous commentary that keeps fans entertained.

Back-and-forth action in the second quarter saw Holy Trinity build and then widen their lead behind strong rebounding, a clutch three and physical defense. Polly (#41), nicknamed "The Weasel," made several key plays inside.

The halftime score stood at 49-19. Announcers mentioned sponsors and noted the third and fourth quarters will be available on YouTube.

Scotty Melvin joins the show to recap a banner start to the Southeast Iowa high school basketball season — sponsors, a record-breaking Holy Trinity broadcast with 1,100+ views, and plans to stream upcoming Van Buren and Notre Dame games on YouTube and Facebook.

They discuss standout teams and players including Notre Dame’s Shea Stevens, Pella’s Jackson Clark, Keokuk, Mediapolis, and upset wins like Sigourney over Keota, plus the competitive small-school scene.

The episode wraps with holiday wishes and optimism for a thrilling post-Christmas stretch of games and more local coverage to come.

Coach Potratz’s Keokuk Chiefs overcame a 10-point halftime deficit to defeat Burlington 71-61, paced by Jackson Clark’s 41 points and a strong second-half defensive effort.

Antonio Crockett and Jalen Clark made key contributions, halftime adjustments improved communication and stops, and the team now looks ahead to games at Quincy (IL) and Fairfield as it builds toward late-season goals.

Coach Worrall reviews Mediapolis’ 82-34 rout of Van Buren County, highlighting lockdown pressure defense, fast transition offense, and balanced scoring from starters and the bench.

He also recaps a close non-conference loss to Washington, praises the team’s fight, and previews three tough games before the holiday break as the Bulldogs sit atop the conference at 3-0.