Radio and television broadcaster Lane Kimble is doing the play-by-play. Lane has handled the UW-Whitewater Warhawk Football broadcasts the past few seasons as Whitewater made its runs to four consecutive NCAA Division III National Championship Games. Lane is also the voice of Beaver Dam High School Football on WBEV radio and does a number of other freelance sports broadcasting jobs, including WIAA high school football and basketball games on WBEV and WXRO radio in Beaver Dam. Mike Clemens is the analyst for the Milwaukee Iron game day broadcasts.

Mike also covers the Green Bay Packers for Sirius XM NFL Radio, the Wisconsin Radio Network, and has been a frequent guest on ESPN News. In addition, he can be heard covering breaking news and sporting events in the Midwest for the CBS Radio Network. Mike has covered the Packers for over 20 years, from Lynn Dickey to Aaron Rodgers and has reported from six NFL Super Bowls, including Green Bay's two most recent appearances. ESPN Milwaukee is also carrying the Iron regular season home opener on Friday, March 27, 2009 on its ESPN radio SuperStream Player at www.espnmilwaukee.com.

Sports broadcasting authority Bob Brainerd, experienced television personality Yanick Dalhouse and former Milwaukee Mustang player and current Milwaukee Iron owner Brad LaCombe will debut as the inaugural home television crew for Milwaukee Iron football. All Milwaukee Iron football games are carried live on Time Warner Sports 32 (TWC Sports32).

Milwaukee native Bob Brainerd is a 25 year veteran of the local and state sports scene. Bob is also the play-by-play voice at Time Warner Cable Sports for UW-Milwaukee Panther basketball, Wisconsin Timber Rattlers baseball, and other prep sports. Bob provides commentary on Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference football and basketball games and was the radio analyst for one season with the Milwaukee Mustangs of the Arena Football League. The UW-Oshkosh graduate has spent time anchoring and reporting for several TV stations in Milwaukee and Eau Claire. His work includes a stint with FSN Wisconsin as a pregame show host and sideline reporter at Milwaukee Brewers and Milwaukee Bucks games. Bob will handle play by play.

Yanick Dalhouse is an experienced television personality working as an executive with BVK, a major Milwaukee advertising and public relations firm. Yanick is first and foremost a football nut who can’t get enough of the game. She used to live for Sundays, now she lives for Friday nights at the Bradley Center. Yanick’s television career as a reporter and field anchor brought her to Milwaukee, but she was also as a field producer for the Tribune Broadcasting Company White House Bureau in Washington, D.C.. Yanick will handle perspective and commentary.

Brad LaCombe knows arena football. He played for the Milwaukee Mustangs from 1995 to 1998, winning the team’s Ironman Award in 1996. The walk on from Saint Cloud State was North Central Conference Defensive MVP and Division III All American honorable mention in 1992. After retiring from football Brad started Consolidated Hardware Solutions, a high-end business server provider. Brad has ownership in Heggies Pizza, a $6 million frozen pizza company, has several real estate investments and partnerships and is part owner of the Iron. Brad and wife Jennifer have four children, the youngest is one, the oldest is 12. The LaCombe family is active in their local church in Minnesota. Brad will provide team insight and analysis.

The Milwaukee Iron air all home and away games on television on TWC Sports 32. The away television crew has not been announced.