in their first season of play, the horizon had a number of their games on television throughout the central ohio area. the games featured play-by-play commentary by mike gleason a former letterman and graduate of central michigan university. joining gleason to handle color commentary was columbus-born former nba and aba player larry jones. all games, both home and away, were carried on radio on wcol am with play-by-play duties handled by veteran broadcaster bob fitzgerald. home games were televised live on wcls-tv 62, whose studios were also located in the ohio center, two floors below battelle hall. the wcls-tv coverage, was led by play-by-play man mike raymond and former horizon and ohio state standout ron stokes. in december of 1992, raymond left wcls-tv and their horizon coverage. the team made history when raymond's replacement, rob havener became the youngest play-by-play man in league history. havener, who replaced raymond as wcls sports director was three weeks shy of his 20th birthday when he made his horizon debut. he did two games with stokes before stokes left wcls. stokes was replaced by terry brown who teamed with havener on the horizon telecasts for the remainder of the 92-93 season.