Skinny: Slapped it all over Colorado Golf Club in the opening match, but still delivered her first of three unexpected victories in her Solheim Cup debut.

Skinny: Easiest grade. Perfect way to end perfect week for Hedwall, who clinched point to retain cup and the first 5-0-0 record in Solheim Cup history.

Skinny: The 17-year-old clinched a pivotal fourball sweep Saturday and then took down American stalwart Paula Creamer in dominating fashion during the Sunday singles.

Skinny: Surprise of event. Icher last played in cup 11 years ago, but showed up and made key putt after key putt to earned 2.5 points for the Euros.

Skinny: Sneaky good record, but that was because she partnered with unstoppable Hedwall in two victories. Still, a solid record for a first-timer.

Skinny: It’s a surprise that Europe romped and veteran Matthew didn’t contribute more. Still, last half point won cup outright.

Skinny: Her two points felt like more, teaming with Icher to take down Creamer and Cristie Kerr in the first match.

Skinny: Set the tone with Hedwall in opening matches Friday and Saturday. Halved singles match with Stacy Lewis, in the first match out Sunday, was the key.

Skinny: The machine keeps cruising. She found a new partner in Recari and carried Ciganda during their fourball match.

Skinny: Aside from Hedwall, Recari was the next most important player. Three wins in four matches as a rookie is impressive.

Skinny: Only player here to play two matches, as she didn’t play Saturday, but still put a half-point on board with singles halve against Jessica Korda.

Skinny: After a shaky start, the rookie captain’s pick was money when it mattered, during Saturday’s fourball sweep while partnered with Hull.

Skinny: Everything she touched turned to gold, including captain’s picks, lineups and pairings. Captain Lotta deserved to win.