Round Guy Radio

An action-packed high school basketball broadcast filled with frantic play-by-play, tense lead changes, and standout performances from Holy Trinity and Waco. The game features gritty defenses, late three-pointers, foul trouble, and a final push that secures a Crusader victory.

The episode captures the noisy crowd, colorful announcer banter, and key moments across all four quarters, concluding with Holy Trinity continuing their unbeaten run on Round Guy Radio.

Bonus JV coverage from Wayland captures the frantic final minutes between Holy Trinity and Waco, packed with lead changes, repeated timeouts, and intense hustle. The closing minutes feature rebounds, fouls, and clutch free throws that swing momentum.

Standout plays and a desperate last-second three attempt decide the game, finishing with a tight 55–52 final score.

Coach Shellman joins Round Guy Radio after Van Buren’s hard-fought 60-56 conference win over New London, breaking down a back-and-forth game, foul trouble, key contributions from Jace Duncan, Will Corll, Kinnick Millard, and a spark off the bench from Brandon Taylor.

He also recaps a tough loss in Centerville where an opposing player scored 50 of their 79 points, praises the team’s improved three-point shooting and defense, and previews upcoming conference matchups against West Burlington and Mediapolis.

Coach Chase Roth breaks down Waco’s 61-55 win over Pekin highlighting a strong first half, a Pekin’s third-quarter surge, and Holden Hughes’ clutch free-throw shooting and inside play that secured the victory.

Roth praises the team’s defense and balanced scoring, names Hughes the Packwood Locker Player of the Game, and previews upcoming matchups with Holy Trinity (broadcast on Round Guy Radio Facebook), L&M and Lone Tree.

Round Guy Radio hosts Coach Stout of the Keota Eagles to recap two early conference wins (62-29, 62-45), a rare half-court / seven-point play, and standout performances from Chase Hafely Jackson Vivitoe Porter Cave and others.

Coach discusses team balance, inside/outside strategies, rebounding, player recovery, and upcoming matchups as the Eagles head into a busy stretch of the season.

Coach Akey and the Burlington Greyhounds opened the season with a 59-42 conference win over Mount Pleasant, debuting a newly replaced gym floor and an energetic, fast-paced style.

Sophomore Jet Morris led the way with 31 points in his season debut, while Keyshawn Wilden and Michael Gonzalez made key contributions on both ends. Burlington’s pressure defense forced 23 turnovers and set the tone despite fouling more than usual.

The team faces a packed schedule next, with quick turnarounds against Muscatine, Ottumwa and Iowa City West as Burlington looks to build on a strong start.

Coach Worrall reviews Mediapolis’ two early-season victories — a comeback over West Burlington and an 82–54 win over Danville — highlighting big contributions from Will Luttenegger and Max Griffin, clutch free-throw shooting, key defensive plays, and role-player scoring.

He discusses rebounding and ball movement improvements and previews a busy week ahead with road games at Washington and Wilton and a home matchup with Van Buren.

Fairfield defeated Fort Madison 47-44 in a tense conference road game, using late-game poise and strong rebounding to secure the win. Ethan Bisgard led the offense with 13 points, Brock Atwood added 10, and Nolan Smith grabbed 13 rebounds off the bench. Fort Madison’s Nolan Guzman scored 20 and took the final shot that fell short.

The Trojans emphasized defensive pressure and hustle plays, totaling plenty of steals and second-chance efforts. Fairfield is shooting well from three (about 39%) but has struggled at the free-throw line. Up next: a home matchup with Ottumwa on Tuesday.

The Keokuk Chiefs opened the season with a commanding 78-42 road victory over Washington, showcasing stifling defense and efficient offense.

Jackson Clark led the way with threes, blocks, and rebounds, while younger brother Jalen, Chase Smith off the bench and a deep, energetic roster provided key contributions. Coach Potratz praised the team’s execution as they prepare for upcoming road tests at Pella and a home game versus Burlington.

Tonight’s Smithsburg Auto Scoreboard with Cody Van Fleet and Jeff Mills recaps a packed night of high school basketball, including Keokuk’s dominant performance behind 6'10" Jackson Clark, Mediapolis and Notre Dame pulling early conference wins, and several tight finishes across the Super and Southeast conferences.

Highlights include Keokuk’s defensive showcase, Shea Stevens and Notre Dame’s strong outing, buzzer-beaters and late-game comebacks, plus notes on Burlington, Fairfield, Van Buren and other key matchups and upcoming games.