Round Guy Radio

Hosts recap Audubon’s high-scoring loss, key turnovers, and standout defensive play, then preview the big Wilton vs. Kemper Catholic matchup at the Dome.

They hand out coach awards across classes, celebrate breakthrough seasons and milestone wins, praise the broadcast coverage, and share upcoming local event plans.

A retired National Guard colonel recounts 36 years of service, sharing personal stories from high school jerseys to military uniforms, and reflecting on Veterans Day’s meaning.

The speech honors deployed troops, family military legacy, the sacrifices of veterans, and calls the community to remember and thank those who served.

Veterans Day pregame with Coach Jonah Marlowe as he returns to lead the West Burlington Falcons. Marlow discusses his coaching journey, playing history, and the players vying for varsity minutes.

The episode also covers early-season scrimmages, home-court advantage, and gratitude to veterans, plus plans for the team’s upcoming schedule and community support.

Coach Hellige breaks down Holy Trinity’s 2025–26 basketball roster, highlighting returning leaders Lane Rung, Corbin Van Newell, and utility senior Nathan Box, plus impact newcomers and a transfer who could shift minutes.

The episode reviews the team’s extensive offseason work, summer camps and scrimmages, the return of the school jamboree, practice start date, and the plan heading into the December 1 season opener at WACO.

Coach Hetzler joins the program to recap Wilton’s comeback win over PCM, overcoming a 17-point first-half deficit to secure a place in the state tournament for the second straight year.

The episode highlights the Beavers’ stifling defense, key plays from players like Breyer Putman and Gunnar, clutch special teams, and a look ahead to their matchup at the Unidome on Saturday.

Round Guy Radio kicks off its first basketball season coverage with Coach Perkins of the Fairfield Trojans. He discusses a large roster of about 35 players, key returning seniors and emerging juniors and sophomores poised to earn minutes, plus how the program has grown since COVID.

Coach outlines practice start dates, preseason events (Meet the Trojans on Nov 20, a Holy Trinity jamboree, and a Thanksgiving weekend four‑team scrimmage), the December 2 season opener vs. Oskaloosa, and a December 19 organ donor night honoring Jack Palonsky. The episode also highlights community support and sponsorship opportunities to help cover games and broadcasts.

Hosts recap Friday night high school football with game-by-game takes on Mid-Prairie vs. Wilton, the Audubon–Iowa Valley thriller, and Lineville–Sully, mixed with fan reactions to shaky livestreams.

The episode also critiques the streaming/paywall setup, praises local broadcasters for quality feeds, and previews the upcoming basketball season and playoff matchups.

Listen in on the final broadcast of the season as Mount Pleasant and Fairfield battle in a high-stakes, two-quarter rivalry game. Turnovers and gritty defense set the tone, with Mount Pleasant mounting a late comeback to take the lead.

The play-by-play captures the playoff implications, hometown atmosphere, and crunch-time drama — a compact, intense game that decides postseason hopes for both teams.

Audubon edged Iowa Valley 26–19 in a tense quarterfinal full of big defensive stops, a clutch fourth‑down touchdown, and a game‑saving tackle by Hayden Larson.

The Wheelers advance to the state semifinals to face top‑seeded Bishop Garrigan next Wednesday at 10:00 a.m. in the Dome.

Audubon held off a furious Iowa Valley comeback to win 26-19 in a game decided in the final seconds. Audubon built a big lead with big passing plays but had to rely on a stout defense and a game-saving sack on the last play to secure the victory.

Key defensive contributors like Isaac Sorensen, Hayden Larson and Carson Wessel helped seal the win, and the community celebrated as Audubon earned a trip to the state tournament.