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Coach Eslick joins the show to recap Sigourney’s 76-59 win over Moravia, highlighting Solon Yates’ record nine three-pointers, John Burke’s courageous return after an ankle sprain, and key contributions from returning players as the team sits 15-4 with two regular-season games left. The coach also praises JV Coach Trammell’s player development, discusses the conference format and playoff seeding hopes, and previews the upcoming postseason schedule. The Sigourney Savages are proudly brought to you by the Packwood Locker of Packwood, Iowa; Hinshaw Trailer Sales of Richland, Iowa and Smithburg, Auto, Fairfield, Iowa; and the Cedar Rapids Titans Arena football team — catch their opener vs. the Midwest Monsters on Sunday, February 15th on the Round Guy Radio YouTube channel.

Live from Sydney Island: a lively high-school basketball broadcast where Sigourney’s Levi Yeager dazzles with a barrage of three-pointers and relentless energy. Celebrity refs, animated commentary, and chaotic plays make this a memorable, fast-paced game. The episode follows the game's key moments — Levi’s scoring sprees, turnovers, tight defense, and a decisive half — and ends with Levi named Player of the Game. Expect playful banter, weather updates, and community sports reporting flavor.

Live from Columbus, Iowa, this episode recaps a Super Conference North showdown where the Wapalo Indians overwhelmed the Columbus Wildcats 61-41. Justin Faulkner led the charge with a standout scoring night, supported by key contributions from Craig Merritt and the Wapalo bench. The broadcast captures the rowdy atmosphere — celebrity commentators on the sidelines, energetic crowds, and late-game JV action — while breaking down the game flow, momentum shifts, and the players who made the difference.

The Waco Warriors defeated the Columbus Wildcats 49-34 in a spirited varsity matchup. The game was close early, but Waco built separation in the second half to secure the victory. Highlights included strong inside play, key three-pointers, and a lively halftime performance, with the crowd buzzing throughout the contest.

A quick Smithburg Auto Scoreboard roundup of last Friday and Saturday: Mid‑Prairie beat Wilton 68–54, Mount Pleasant defeated Washington 60–43 and followed with another win over Minneapolis, Winfield‑Mount Union topped Wapello 56–41, Keokuk routed Fairfield 76–39, Montezuma won 80–52, Sigourney came back to win 77–64, and Meepo edged Holy Trinity in overtime. Looking ahead to tonight: Mount Pleasant at Marion, Mid‑Prairie vs Washington, Highland vs Muscatine, Winfield‑Mount Union at Columbus, and Montezuma at Keota. Follow Round Guy Radio on YouTube for more updates.

Coach Rawson discusses Mount Pleasant's recent hot streak, highlighted by a gritty road win at Oskaloosa, strong defensive stretches, and key contributions from Isaiah "Big Bang" Lang, Noah Lang, Ryan Helling, Brody Clark, and others. The episode covers lineup returns after Christmas, in-game adjustments that limited opponents' transition, the late-game battle to hang on, and the Panthers' remaining conference slate including Fort Madison, Washington, Fairfield, and Keokuk as they eye a higher seed for postseason play.

Coach Roth breaks down the Waco Warriors' post-break stretch: tough losses, a three-game skid, and recent high-scoring wins. He highlights rebounding as the team's biggest challenge, describes brief flu-related sluggishness, and spotlights standout performances from Holden Hughes and Kellen Shellman. Plus, a preview of tomorrow's matchup at Sigourney (JV tips at 6 PM in the small gym) and what the team hopes to carry forward.

The episode features Coach Wilson discussing Fort Madison's long-awaited first win over Fairfield, highlighting Nolan Guzmán's 33-point night and Darius Foy's growing impact after returning to the lineup. Coach talks roster challenges from illness and eligibility, praises young contributors like Jonah Tackett and Zeke Groves, and outlines a grueling upcoming schedule with five games in ten days, including tough matchups against Mount Pleasant and out-of-state opponents. The show also touches on the community's support for Fort Madison basketball and how this win could build momentum late in the season. The Fort Madison Bloodhounds are brought to you by the Cedar Rabbids Titans Arena football team, the Packwood Locker, Smithsburg Auto of Fairfield, Iowa, and Richland's very own Henshaw Trailer Sales.

Welcome to the Smithburg Auto Scoreboard Show. We tried to do it last night, but I had some technical difficulties. But we'll get you what was important last night anyway. And one of the things, well, the big game last night was obviously it was Notre Dame at Mediapolis. Mediapolis, I think, went to halftime with the lead. They fought very hard. They shoot a lot of threes in this game, but they are, A strong second half by Shea Stevens and company finishes them off there. 63-51, and Notre Dame kind of clinches that Southern division, or at least certainly a share of it. There was another great game last night, and it was a big upset over a ranked team as the Mount Pleasant Panthers get a 48-45 win and knock off 10th-ranked Oskaloosa Indians. It was the Oskaloosa Indians had just beat the Keokuk Chiefs the night before. But their legs got a little tired in this one, and the great Isaiah Big Bang Lang has a big, big game there. Now, the rest of the stuff is pretty much, you know, kind of big wins, not close games. West Burlington takes down Danville. Holy Trinity Catholic takes down Van Buren. New London takes down Central Lee. And let me see if I can't get up the KCII scoreboard and kind of get some of the rest of the scores out to you. I'm just mostly just doing this to test the, well, the Pekin Panthers. And this score is not correct. They definitely get something like an 80-40 win over Louisa Muscatine. that they inverted the girl score on this one. Pella Christian gets an 80-37 win over Fairfield. Pella Christian's a terrific team. They're hitting a lot of threes. Let me see if I can't get some updates from Monday too here. Also, last night, Waco takes down Lone Tree. And, man, I don't know if I'm going to have all the scores for you because it's just everything's not coming in. But on Monday night, the Washington Demons. Beat Tipton, 66-43. Pekin took down Eddyville-Blakesburg. Pekin's on a tear. I think they won six or seven games in a row. They get a 60-41 win over Eddyville-Blakesburg. The Kyoto Eagles bounce back from a loss to get a 78-48 win over Highland. And the Van Buren Warriors, 58-Columbus, 48. That game was on Round Guy Radio. And the Notre Dame Nikes also took down Wapolo, 83-Columbus. to 47. Well, that's the basic quick scoreboard show. There was, like I say, there just wasn't a lot of big meaningful games last night other than New London or Notre Dame locking down their win and Mount Pleasant getting that big upset were the two big stories. Well, thank you guys all for listening this year and we'll be back Thursday night for a game between Insignia against Waco and it's a JV game and we'll have that for you Thursday night.

Celebrity referees add color as Pekin faces Louisa–Muscatine in a low‑scoring, high‑drama game that comes down to the final seconds. Elias Brock and Nairus Coleman lead the action, big plays and physical boards decide the winner, and Louisa–Muscatine pulls off the upset in a one‑point thriller.

The Van Buren Warriors, proudly sponsored by Packwood Locker, Smithburg, Ottawa, Fairfield and Hinshaw Trailer Sales, discuss a hot stretch in which Coach Shellman’s team has won three of their last four games. Coach Shellman recaps a 68–31 win over Davis County and a hard-fought 10-point victory at Columbus Junction, highlighting Will Corral’s leadership, Jace Duncan’s breakout play, Kinnick Miller’s rebounding, and Caden Simmons’ spark, while noting ankle injuries and recent sicknesses. The episode closes with a look ahead to upcoming matchups at Holy Trinity and senior night against Danville.

Van Buren Warriors beat the Columbus Wildcats 57–48 in a tense, back-and-forth high school basketball game. Jace Duncan earned Player of the Game honors with big rebounds and clutch plays as the Warriors pulled away late in the fourth quarter. The arena buzzed with energetic commentary and colorful announcers as both teams traded leads. Key contributors included Duncan, Simmons, Wesley, and Leffler in a packed, physical matchup that came down to the final minutes.

Round Guy Radio features Coach Heligy fresh off a four-game winning streak, with coverage sponsored by the Cedar Rabbids Titans, Smithburg, Ottawa, Fairfield, Henshaw Trailer Sales, and the Packwood Locker. The episode recaps wins over Winfield-Mount Union, Danville, West Burlington and Fort Madison, highlights Blaine Rung’s big scoring nights and strong contributions from Jack Ragar, Jay Ellison, Nathan Box and Corbin Van Newell, and notes bench efforts from Tanner Williams and the expected return of Evan Pauly. Coach discusses the team’s current 8-5 stretch, conference positioning and the immediate focus on upcoming games against Van Buren and Notre Dame as the Titans look to keep their momentum.

Coach Protratz talks about the Keokuk Chiefs’ strong season (10-2 overall, undefeated in the Southeastern Conference), recent conference wins, and the team’s growth on defense and chemistry. He highlights 6'10" Jackson Clark leading the state in points and rebounds and the key contributions from role players like Antonio, Jalen Clark, Chase Smith, Kyler Bealman, and Lincoln Ray. Protratz previews tough upcoming games (Oskaloosa, Burlington, West Hancock), reflects on halftime adjustments and development throughout the season, and thanks supporters and sponsors: Smithburg Auto of Fairfield, Henshaw Trailer Sales of Ritzland, the Packwood Locker of Packwood, and the Cedar Rapids Titans (Round Guy Radio).

Coach Corbacus and the Columbus Wildcats celebrated a historic night, defeating Highland 66-53 to reach their seventh win and secure a winning record for the first time in decades. Standout performances included Gabe Zuniga's dominant rebounding and timely scoring, big nights from Ellis and Drake who combined for 53 points, and key contributions off the bench from Miguel. The team emphasized grit, defense, and teamwork to close out the game, and the community turnout energized the players. Up next for Columbus are home games against Van Buren and Winfield, as the Wildcats aim to build on their momentum.