Fan claims Liberty altered scoreboard message for Sophie Cunningham
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 22, 2026, 3:35 PM
Last updated Aug 22, 2026

A New York Liberty fan reported that a scoreboard message, thanking XX-XY Athletic’s Jennifer Sey, was altered before the WNBA game against the Indiana Fever on August 22. The fan, Julie Potter, paid $100 for the original message, which included a line implying Sey would 'save the day.' Liberty officials later modified the message for 'positive submissions' without consulting Potter, who received a refund but called it censorship. This incident occurs amid ongoing debates regarding trans issues in women's sports, particularly following comments made by Fever player Sophie Cunningham earlier this summer. Liberty has not commented on the matter.
- •Julie Potter paid $100 for a scoreboard message at Liberty game.
- •Liberty changed the message after initial approval.
- •The game against Indiana Fever is on August 22.
- •The controversy relates to trans issues in women's sports.
- •Liberty has not yet commented on the claims.
- 3:35 PMYahoo Sports — Sophie Cunningham Fan Claims WNBA Team Changed Her Scoreboard Message Thanking XX-XY Athletic’s Jennifer Sey
"An angry Sophie Cunningham fan said she paid $100 for a scoreboard message at Saturday's game between the NY Liberty and Indiana Fever -- but it was changed.
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