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Live radio play-by-play of a heated high-school rivalry in Wayland, Iowa, as the Waco Warriors and the Pekin Panthers trade big runs, momentum swings, and thrilling baskets.
Celebrity referees, crowd energy, standout performances, and a dramatic fourth quarter lead to a narrow, heart-stopping finish that leaves the crowd buzzing.
The Sigourney Savages opened the season with a 44-24 conference road win at Colfax Mingo, paced by strong defense and effective baseline out-of-bounds execution.
Key contributors included Braden Wood returning healthy, Solon Yates hitting multiple threes, and John Berg controlling the paint; the team still seeks more offensive consistency and cleaner passing.
Sigourney hosts Belle Plaine tonight for their first regular-season home game, with live coverage available on Thunder Country.
Coach Swanson joins Round Guy Radio to recap Pekin's 54-37 win over Wapello, highlighting Henry Adams' all-around performance and contributions from Noah Glick, Mason Dahlstrom, and Carson Comstock.
The episode previews tonight's important matchup at Waco (7:30 p.m. on the Round Guy Radio Facebook page), discusses opponent strengths, and covers the team's early-season focus on conditioning, communication, and continuity.
Round Guy Radio previews a full night of high school basketball, featuring live coverage of Pekin at Waco and the new Smithburg Auto Scoreboard presented by Smithburg Auto and the Packwood Locker.
The episode runs through tonight's top matchups across the region, notes Sigourney's 46–35 win over Colfax Mingo, mentions a Coach Islick interview at 3, and invites fans to support their local teams.
Coach Marlowe discusses his first win as West Burlington head coach, a 51-30 victory over New London, highlighting leadership from senior Aiden Figueroa and scoring from senior Arne Jennings.
The episode covers the team’s inside dominance and rebounding, free throw emphasis, three-point struggles, use of film and scouting in preparation, and a preview of the upcoming game at Mediapolis.
On today’s Round Guy Radio, host celebrates a birthday and welcomes Coach Klay Edwards of Winfield Mountain to recap a 78-40 season-opening win over L&M.
Coach Edwards highlights a dominant defensive performance with numerous steals, strong transition offense led by Isaac Aigley and Cody Milks, some inside scoring from Max Edwards-Lettison, and areas to improve on the glass.
He previews the next game against Lone Tree and reflects on a wide-open conference race.
The Packwood Locker Scoreboard Show delivers a quick rundown of tonight's Iowa high school basketball results, including Oskaloosa 76, Fairfield 55; English Valley 78, Iowa Valley 70; Kyoto 62, Belle Plains 25; Central E 43, Holy Trinity 39; West Burlington 51, New London 30; Notre Dame 92, Van Buren 48; Mediapolis 82, Danville 54; Washington 49, Albia 29; and Columbus 64, Lone Tree 55.
Standout performances included Shea Stevenson’s 40-plus game as Notre Dame rolled to a big win. This episode is a short, focused scoreboard update to keep listeners informed of the night's key results.
Junior varsity basketball recap of Fairfield vs Oskaloosa: Oskaloosa led most of the game and closed out a 47-40 victory after Fairfield mounted a furious fourth-quarter comeback that cut a large deficit to seven points at the buzzer.
The episode captures game highlights, key players (including strong performances from Oskaloosa and Jeremiah Reed), lots of on-court physical play, a lively crowd, and a candid, occasionally chaotic live broadcast atmosphere following weather delays earlier in the week.
Coach Stout discusses top-40 recruit Chase Haefeli's high-ankle injury and how sophomore Blake Baker and other guards will step into the starting lineup tonight. He names the projected starting five and notes limited depth due to academic ineligibility.
Stout outlines the team plan to play faster, focus on rebounding, avoid foul trouble, and manage early-season disruptions from snow, illness and holiday breaks. The game will be streamed on Round Guy Radio's Facebook page.
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