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Tina Charles once gave the Liberty an identity on the court, but now they’re helping teach her a new one

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Kenney, M. (2026, October 3). Tina Charles once gave the Liberty an identity on the court, but now they’re helping teach her a new one. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/03/sports/how-tina-charles-is-forging-new-identity-in-return-to-the-liberty/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-03 · by Madeline Kenney

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Keia Clarke, chief executive officer of the New York Liberty, facilitated an unusual mentoring session with former star player Tina Charles, who is now in a teaching role with the team rather than playing on it. The setup resembled a classroom environment where Charles, known as "Tina," was given tasks typical of a first-day student, such as responding to prompts on a chalkboard, symbolizing her transition into this new capacity within the organization.
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Keia Clarke, the Liberty's chief executive officer, held up a chalkboard sign resembling one used on the first day of school to welcome Tina Charles, who is starting a new phase as part of the team. This marked the beginning of what Clarke called "Charles' Liberty internship," signaling a fresh start for the veteran player with the WNBA franchise. The New York Post covered this event, framing it within a broader series providing behind-the-scenes insights into the Liberty's operations and dynamics.

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🔮 Jazzy Davidson, the reigning Freshman of the Year, is expected to take a leap, and USC also welcomes the nation’s top recruiting class, headlined by Saniyah Hall.
🔮 Regardless of what happens Saturday, a first-time champion will be crowned.
🔮 But they will have to do it without Jaedyn Shaw and Rose Lavelle, two of the club’s leading scorers.
🔮 A 27-point blowout prompted Gabby Williams to immediately deliver an impassioned message to her teammates in a huddle on the floor.
🔮 This unfamiliar position has forced the U.S. to confront a new reality in which reclaiming the top spot will require measuring itself against the team that holds it.
🔮 Entering Friday, with New York on the brink of elimination, all Stewart could think about was extending the Liberty’s season.
🔮 The Liberty would like to think they could be the first and vowed to chip away at the mountain one game at a time. “The mentality is just that it’s not over,” Ionescu said.
🔮 When the Women’s Champions Classic returns to Barclays Center later this year, the spotlight will shine on some of the biggest stars in women’s college basketball.
🔮 The Liberty, now trailing 2-0 in the best-of-five semifinals, learned after the game they had a reset timeout after all and could’ve advanced the ball on the final possession.
🔮 NOW“I would probably say that too if I didn’t want to admit that we got beat by somebody else,” Dream wing Rhyne Howard said Tuesday.
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Liberty

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Liberty ORG · 4× Keia Clarke PERSON · 1× Madeline Kenney PERSON · 1× Tina PERSON · 1×

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framing: assertive · carried by 4 article(s) · first seen 2026-09-27

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Liberty chief executive officer Keia Clarke knew the answers to most of the prompts on the chalkboard sign she held in her hands. asserted
she → know → hands
We've got you covered on the Liberty beat Text with Madeline Kenney as she follows the Liberty — she’s sharing behind-the-scenes info and insights with Sports+ subscribers. asserted
she → get → subscribers
board was one typically used for the first day of school. asserted
board → use → school
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