Round Guy Radio

Today's episode brought to you by Hinshaw Trailer Sales of Richland, Iowa. Host interviews Coach Birks of the Audubon Wheelers about the 80-16 win over Xari HK and the team’s dominant regular season.

Coach Birks breaks down the game highlights — a quarterback who scored on every touch, multiple defensive touchdowns, and three punt-return TDs — and reflects on averaging roughly 72 points per game and the team’s hardworking culture.

Looking ahead, Audubon draws a tough Lennox squad in the playoffs, discusses home-field routines and advantages, and previews the path toward the Dome and how the postseason pods will be set.

On this episode of Round Guy Radio we recap the playoff brackets, hear sponsors, and sit down with Coach Borrison after the Minneapolis Bulldogs’ 35-0 win over Central. The coach breaks down a balanced offensive attack, Parker Holstein’s power running, Gannon Gunn’s playmaking, strong defensive performance, and the JV development that fueled the season.

Coach Morrison previews the upcoming playoff matchup at Centerville, discusses the challenge of their talented QB and receivers, outlines game plan adjustments (pressure the passer and keep scoring), and reflects on honoring the team’s 13 seniors heading into the postseason.

Coach Thompson recaps Danville's dramatic 33-31 victory over Wapello, highlighting a tense senior night, clutch late-game execution, and standout play from Byers “Ace” Neely.

The conversation covers defensive stops, situational timeouts, special teams contributions, and credit to the offensive line and supporting players who helped secure the win.

Danville celebrates a home playoff game Friday at 7:00 p.m. against Makokina Valley and reflects on the program’s growth and community support.

Week 8 delivered a wild scoreboard show highlighted by a heart-stopping Danville 33–31 win over Wapello. The game featured standout performances from Byers Neely, Rowan Atkinson and Eddie Vasquez, chaotic fourth-quarter decisions, critical timeouts and game-ending heroics that decided the playoff picture.

Other notable results included Fairfield’s 38–30 win, Wilton 38–23, Belle Plaine 56–42 and several big district outcomes that set up tense playoff seeding conversations heading into next week.

In Fairfield, Iowa, the Keokuk Chiefs and Fairfield Trojans played a two-quarter JV game packed with turnovers, big plays, and clock management that kept fans on edge.

Keokuk struck early with a long touchdown, but Fairfield drove steadily for two scores and controlled the final minutes to secure a 14–8 victory, highlighted by strong efforts from Owen Adams, Eli Appalera, and standout plays from Ryan Cook.

This episode of Game Day features Coaches Flaherty and Scott Mason breaking down Burlington's season, last week's fight-back, and the uphill road trip to North Scott with a playoff spot on the line.

They discuss roster depth versus larger schools, community support, coaching buy-in, broadcast updates, and what must happen for the Greyhounds to pull off an upset.

Join Round Guy Radio for a fast-paced lightning preview of this week's high school football action. Scotty Melvin and the hosts run through key matchups, breakout players, and the playoff implications across multiple districts.

Highlights include the Danville vs Wapello showdown labeled the game of the week, Solon's postseason push, Pekin and Columbus updates, and a string of critical district battles that will decide playoff seeding.

Coach Weber discusses a 32-27 nail-biter win over Danville, a game full of momentum swings, late interceptions, and clutch plays that secured an undefeated regular season and the district title.

He also covers Elijah Brock’s recovery and impact, lineup and snap issues, the upcoming physical matchup at Columbus, playoff scenarios, and a generous 270-acre farm gift supporting the FFA and scholarships.

Round Guy Radio previews a loaded Friday night of Southeast Iowa high school football with guest Andy McGuire. Hosts break down key district-deciding matchups — including Keokuk at Fairfield, Southeast Warren vs Wayne, Montezuma vs Baxter, and several games with major playoff implications — and highlight standout teams, players, and tiebreaker scenarios.

The episode also shares local news: a 277-acre land donation to Pekin's FFA, senior-night notes, and community stories, while setting the stage for the upcoming playoff push and postseason seeding battles.

Keokuk's top prospect Jackson Clark has returned from Montverde Academy and is immediately eligible, boosting the basketball program as the school navigates a coaching change with Athletic Director Zach Summers stepping away from coaching and handing the team to alumnus Anthony Potratz.

The episode also highlights Keokuk’s thriving sports culture — from a dominant bowling program and a refurbished gym to breakout football talents like Mason Klaus and Jaden Burton — and how community support and young players are fueling optimism across fall and winter seasons.