Round Guy Radio

Power Five Week 4: Pekin Tops the Rankings as Danville Gains Momentum

Scotty Melvin joins the show for a fast-paced recap of the week’s high school football action, highlighting standout performances from quarterbacks Trevor Phillips and Dylan Mason, Nolan Glick’s big games, and Cale Williams’ game-winning grit in the Washington-Burlington thriller.The hosts unveil their Power Five rankings with Pekin at No. 1, break down key upcoming matchups like Mount Pleasant vs. Central DeWitt and Wilton vs. Mid-Prairie, and discuss bubbling teams, junior high coverage, and the Friday-night rivalries that make the season exciting.

Round Guy Radio: Gritty Wins & Last‑Minute Heroes — Week 3 Football Recap

Hosts Helena Hayes and Jeff Shipley, with guest AndyKrutsinger and sponsors, break down a packed week of Southeast Iowa high school football: gritty wins like Burlington–Washington, Fairfield’s explosive rushing attack, Mount Pleasant’s rise, and wild shootouts such as Iowa Valley–Montezuma.
The episode highlights standout players (Cal/Kale Williams, Parker Holstein, Spencer McCready and others), key storylines, fan predictions, and upcoming marquee matchups — plus confident picks and local rivalry previews for the weeks ahead.

Last-Second Pick Seals Wolves’ 28-26 Thriller

Coach McCarty breaks down Winfield-Mt. Union’s dramatic 28-26 win over English Valleys, highlighted by Cody Milks’ late touchdown drive and game-ending interception.The episode covers the team’s improvements in passing and tackling, special teams performance, and preparations for Friday’s homecoming matchup against Wayne of Corden.

WACO Warriors Roll: 48-7 Blowout as Defense and Rush Attack Shine

Coach Edeker recaps WACO’s 48-7 victory over HLV Tri-County, highlighting a dominant rushing attack (Aiden Schellman 152, Niles Rockenbach 121), stout defense, and strong special teams play. He also praises JV contributions and key tackles and plays that shaped the win.The episode also covers why the team filled a missed opponent slot—securing an eighth game at Central Decatur/Fremont Mills to preserve playoff chances, give players experience on turf, and showcase the program across the state.

Sunset Showdown: Waco vs. HLV in a Shootout at Wayland JV Video

Live from Wayland, Iowa, this episode captures a high-energy junior high football matchup between the Waco Warriors and HLV/Tri-County. The broadcast covers back-and-forth scoring, big plays on special teams, and standout performances from players like Jacob Graber, Chase Harriman, Jonah Miller, and Levi "Skyscraper" Klaassenstein.Amid hot weather and a glowing sunset, the teams trade touchdowns and two-point conversions in an action-packed half that ends with HLV leading 28–20. Fans get lively commentary, coach insights, and local color from the stands and sidelines.

Warriors Clash in Sweltering Waco — HLV JH

Live from Waco, Iowa, the HLV Warriors take an 18‑14 lead over the Waco Warriors in a hot, closely contested junior high matchup with intense final minutes of play.This bonus coverage previews the JV game to follow, captures the packed crowd, summer heat, key plays and penalties, and the community atmosphere around the evening’s high‑school football action.

Warhawks Roll: Southeast Warren Blanks Twin Cedars 68-0

Coach Rowlands joins the show after Southeast Warren’s 68-0 win over Twin Cedars to discuss offensive stars like Jamison Ewing, solid contributions from youth and JV players, a stingy defense, and special teams success with aggressive two-point attempts.The episode also covers the team’s 3-0 start, offseason strength gains, the community atmosphere at home games, and a look ahead to Friday’s road matchup at Melcher-Dallas and a looming meeting with Montezuma.

Warriors Break Through: Van Buren Tops Cardinal 29-12

Coach Johnson discusses Van Buren's 29-12 win over Cardinal, highlighting a dominant rushing attack led by Simmons (185 yards) and Mellinger, key defensive plays including interceptions and forced fumbles, improved special teams, and the importance of building momentum as they prepare for Danville.

Audubon Wheelers Roll: 84-7 Homecoming Blowout and a 3-0 Start

Audubon dominated their homecoming win, 84-7, cruising to a 3-0 start with explosive offense (about 400 yards, averaging nearly 74 points early) and a stingy defense that forced turnovers and scored a pick-six. The team has yet to punt, is converting two-point tries at a high rate, and the JV is contributing significant carries to the varsity success.Coach Burks credits size, leadership, execution and smart adjustments for the hot start, but warns tougher tests are coming with a big district rivalry this week against KM/Cam and a challenging road date at Fremont Mills. The squad is focused on staying healthy and ready for adversity.

Panthers Dominate: Mount Pleasant Beat Oskaloosa 34-20

Coach Bowen and the Mount Pleasant Panthers improved to 3-0 with a 34-20 road win over Oskaloosa, paced by a physical offensive line, steady quarterback play from Grayson Walker, and big plays from Isaiah Lang. The defense pressured the QB, creating turnovers, while special teams flipped field position.The victory boosted team confidence as Mount Pleasant prepares for a major test against Central DeWitt next week, with Bowen praising discipline, hustle, and steady improvement across the roster.