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Scotty Melvin and Dave review week five of Southeast Iowa high school football, naming Pekin the lone unbeaten at the top of the Power Five and highlighting Mid‑Prairie, Danville, Burlington (Greyhounds) and Mount Pleasant in the top five. They also discuss bubbling teams like Wilton, Wapello, Washington, WACO and MEPO and how district play will shape playoff races.

The episode includes junior high highlights, breakout players to watch (the region’s “ball movers”), turnover takeaways from key games, Pure Apex Power Supplements updates, and plans for upcoming matchups including a big Pekin visit that could decide district bragging rights.

Coach Doherty of Fort Madison reviews the non-conference stretch, highlights young standouts and special teams contributors, and discusses defensive improvements and the team’s focus on minimizing penalties.

He previews the upcoming conference opener at Keokuk and emphasizes growth, execution, and getting the first win to build momentum for the season.

On this episode Coach Johnson recaps Wapello’s 20-12 road win at New London, highlighting key offensive plays by QB Atkinson and Edgar Vasquez and scoring contributions from Justin Falper and freshman Kenan Lanzer.

He praises a stingy defense led by Cohen Wolford, Dayton Hogue and others, discusses special teams improvements, and explains how discipline and effort have driven the team’s early success.

Coach Johnson also talks community pride, the program’s focus on character, and previews the upcoming home game against North Cedar, with coverage available on Wapello TV.

Live from Highland, Iowa, this junior high matchup sees the Peacin' Panthers and Highland Huskies trade big plays, turnovers, and hard-fought touchdowns. Levi Adams powers Pekin' drives while Highland's rapid quarterback finds passing lanes, creating a back-and-forth game filled with flags, onside attempts, and standout defensive plays.

Tune in for gritty tackling, explosive runs, and community-backed high school football action under the Smithburg Auto scoreboard.

Coach John Beck discusses Montezuma’s 3-1 season, spotlighting quarterback Brady Bolden, running back Brooke Stockman, key offensive linemen and a versatile group of players powering a high-scoring attack and stout defense.

The episode also previews the big road matchup at Southeast Warren, covering matchup challenges, special teams growth and the intense community atmosphere expected on game day.

Coach Jensen’s Cobras earned a much-needed district-opening win, shutting out Eddieville-Blakesburg-Fremont 41-0 in a strong homecoming performance.

The defense pitched a complete game, special teams contributed a huge kickoff return touchdown, and the offense showed signs of coming together heading into a short week and a Thursday matchup at Louisa–Muscatine.

Coach Jones reflects on Fairfield's 55-16 win at Knoxville, highlighting the team's explosive offense, opportunistic defense with two interceptions (including a 97-yard pick-six), and improved special teams. Key performances included 171 yards from Zandrick Allison and 144 yards from Ethan Bisgard, while leadership and disciplined execution set the stage for upcoming district play against Solon.

Coach Jordan Webb discusses Burlington’s big win over Keokuk, highlighting a massive second-quarter surge driven by turnovers and strong defensive pressure.

The episode covers standout performances from QB Caden Zogg and Adrian Prez Hall, improved communication and conditioning, special teams, parent-supported team meals, and the Greyhounds’ outlook heading into district play and a homecoming clash with Clinton.

Coach Morrison of the Mediapolis Bulldogs breaks down their hard-fought 21-20 district win, describing a late-game drive that sealed the victory.

Highlights include Parker Holstein’s powerful rushing, a collective defensive effort, and key special teams plays, plus a preview of next week's homecoming matchup with Wilton.

Coach Rowland and the Southeast Warren Warhawks improved to 4-0 with a 73-6 win over Melcher-Dallas, powered by an efficient passing game and 230 rushing yards highlighted by several explosive plays.

Defensively, Jamison Ewing recorded three interceptions (including a pick-six) and Breckin Morrison’s strip-sack led to another defensive touchdown; backups Conlon Miller, Waylon Logue, Alex Johnstone, and Jaden Phillips also made key contributions.

The Warhawks now prepare to host Montezuma for homecoming Friday at 7 PM, focusing on time of possession and limiting negative plays and penalties against a balanced, high-powered opponent.