HELENA, Mont. -- The Carroll College women's golf team finished Day One of the Warrior Invitational in fifth place while the men were sixth on Monday in Lewiston, Idaho. 

The Carroll College women's golf team finished the first day in fifth place, shooting a team total of 347. 

Cailin Spencer led the Saints on the first day, shooting an 83, 11-over-par. Spencer sat in a tie for 16th place after the first round of play.

Teammates Caroline Hobson and Katie Fagg -- 86 and 87, respectively -- were close behind, finishing out their opening rounds in a tie for 20th and tie for 23rd. 

Sydnee Nowlen held onto a tie for 28th after firing a 91 on Monday. 

And rounding out the Saints' score was Weslee Nehl, who fired a 95 to put her in 35th. 

The men were led by Connor Mora's two-round total of 152. He shot 76s in each round to place him in a tie for 15th. 

Josh Neth scored a 154 on the day, shooting a low round of 75 to open up the tournament. He sat in 23rd after the first round.

Joseph Potkonjak fired a two-round score of 155 to tie for 24th. 

Samuel Berry fired a two-round score of 164 to be tied for 40th. Berry shaved 10 strokes of his first-round score to shoot a 77. 

The Saints finish out on Tuesday.