The U.S. lost just one match on the day, growing its lead to a nearly-insurmountable deficit for Great Britain & Ireland heading into Sunday's singles matches.

Alison lee was a part of two victories for the U.S. She joined Kyung Kim in the morning four-ball matches to defeat Stephanie Meadow and Georgia Hall before teaming up with Ashlan Ramsey in the foursomes matches to dispatch of Charlotte Thomas and Gemma Dryburgh.

Stanford's Mariah Stackhouse also earned the U.S. two points on Saturday. She joined U.S. Women's Amateur champ Emma Talley in the morning wave before winning with teammate Ally McDonald in the afternoon's foursomes matches.

The four-ball victory for Annabel Dimmock and Bronte Law over Erynne Lee and Annie Park of the U.S. was the first full point won for the GB&I team, which halved two matches on Friday.

“I know GB&I, I know how tough they are and that they were going to come back and throw a lot of good golf at us,” said USA Captain Ellen Port to USGA.com. “We answered the call. You want to maintain that lead, and we increased it one, so that's good”

Inclement weather plagued the morning round, with play suspended at 11:39 a.m. CDT due to dangerous conditions. Play resumed at 1:45 p.m., but was again suspended at 3:50 p.m., just after the afternoon’s second foursomes match had teed off.

The Curtis Cup Match is a biennial competition between the USA and GB&I that dates to 1932 and is conducted by the United States Golf Association (USGA) and Ladies Golf Union (LGU). The Match will conclude with eight singles matches on Sunday.

-Information from the USGA was used in this report

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