Europe picked up the pace at the Solheim Cup on Saturday, pulling even with the United States at 8-8 after splitting the morning foursome matches and winning the afternoon fourballs.
Yin wore sunglasses during the interview and quoted Colorado football coach Deion Sanders about"keeping receipts."
"We're in a good spot," Lewis said."We certainly would have liked to have won a few more points today, but I'm not upset about our position. I thought the girls played really good today. I think we're in a good spot for tomorrow." The European team, which has won the past two Solheim Cups, needs six points to retain the trophy. The U.S. squad needs 6 ½ points to take it back. It is the fifth time under the current format that the score is tied 8-8 heading into singles matches. The Americans and Europeans each won twice in the previous four instances since 2002."I'm out of words, but we have to remember, we're not there," European team captain Suzann Pettersen said.
The Europeans went 3-1 in Saturday afternoon's four-ball matches. They tied the score at 8-8 with a 2 and 1 victory from Spain's
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