Round Guy Radio

Hosts and guests recap a chaotic night of high school football across Southeast Iowa, highlighting English Valleys' 54–52 comeback over Waco, Wapello's 40–27 win at Columbus, and Pekin's 28–22 overtime victory.

They also touch on other big scores, standout players and teams, playoff implications, and the community response to a recent local tragedy.

Today’s episode — brought to you by Henshaw Trailer Sales — breaks down Burlington’s hard-fought win over Clinton, including Keyshawn Wilden’s big plays and Adrian Perez-Hall’s game-changing interception return.

Hosts analyze the game flow, Burlington’s grinding second-half run game, key statistics, and how the team weathered challenges to secure the victory.

Plus a preview of the upcoming matchup at Davenport West, thoughts on the Falcons’ youth and risks, district implications for Burlington, and ways to listen to the game on KVUR or streaming services.

Coach Travis Wright discusses the Mediapolis Bulldogs junior high football season, detailing the 7th and 8th grade rosters, key players and positions, and how fundamentals and special teams are being taught.

He highlights player development, coaching strategies, community support, and the upcoming games against Sigourney and Mount Pleasant as the teams continue to grow and compete.

Coach Hetzler recaps Wilton’s 42-14 road win at Mediapolis, highlighting Gunnar Edwards’ strong passing, a productive running-by-committee, and a stingy defense that has produced multiple interceptions.

He discusses improvements in special teams, key contributors on both sides of the ball, and how earlier close games built the team’s confidence this season.

Coach previews the upcoming district matchup at West Burlington, stressing ball control, limiting big plays, and winning the turnover battle as the keys to continued success.

Hosts Scotty Melvin and Dave cover local high school football highlights: Week 6 Power Five rankings, team surges (Pekin, Danville, Burlington, Mount Pleasant, Wilton, Wapello) and the key matchups shaping the playoff race.

The episode also discusses Highland–Lone Tree collaboration and JV/eight‑man updates, offers game predictions from the "Beat the Round Guy" segment, and pays tribute to Washington player Carson Ryan.

Wapello coach Johnson discusses the Indians’ dominant 43-0 win over North Cedar, highlighting a complete team effort from offense, defense, and special teams that brought the program to 4-1.

He praises standout contributions from young players like Edgar Vasquez and Justin Faulkner, credits strong coaching and community support, and previews a big homecoming matchup against Columbus.

Coach Marvin McNutt discusses the Chiefs' opening district win, highlighting QB Jaden Burton's strong passing performance and playmakers like Antonio Crockett, Chase Smith, and emerging sophomores.

He praises the offensive line and running contributions while naming Mason Klaus as a defensive leader, notes special teams improvements with Kyler Billman and kicker Elliot, and looks ahead to a tough road game at top-ranked Solon.

The episode also shares a touching sportsmanship moment from a JV game and celebrates the team's growth and resilience early in the season.

Mount Pleasant defeated Washington 44-20 in a dramatic homecoming district opener, built on three interceptions (including a pick-six), a successful onside kick and steady offensive line play. Cale Williams starred for Washington, but the Panthers’ depth, timely turnovers and special teams swings turned the game.

Coach Bowlin praised his team’s toughness, growing roster and community support as Mount Pleasant improves to 4-1 and earns a No. 16 ranking. They now turn their focus to Fort Madison as the season continues.

Coach Jared Jensen recaps Sigourney-Keota 69–0 Thursday win over Louisa-Muscatine, noting how the coaches spread carries to many players and gave second- and third-stringers valuable playing time.

He praises the defense for back-to-back shutouts, explains the schedule change to Thursday, and previews a crucial district matchup against Regina at Cobra Field’s “Snake Pit,” where perfect execution and a raucous home crowd will be vital.

Coach Parkinson joins Round Guy Radio to recap Linville-Sully’s 39-6 rivalry win over North Mahaska, highlighting powerful defense, a 230-yard rushing attack, and standout performances from Jack Bowen, Gavin Fisk, and the special teams unit.

The episode previews a crucial district matchup with Madrid, discusses key players to watch (including a top sophomore tight end), and praises the team’s balanced play and community support.