Clarner and Francis lead Knights at UMF Nordic ski day two

At the University of Maine at Farmington's Nordic ski event, Clarkson University's Golden Knights finished strong on day two. Matthew Clarner and Skylar Francis topped the men's leaderboard, with four team members in the top seven.

The Clarkson University Nordic Ski team competed at the UMF event in Farmington, Maine, on February 1, 2026. Four skiers from the Golden Knights secured spots in the top seven of the men's leaderboard, highlighting a solid performance to close out the day.

Matthew Clarner and Skylar Francis emerged as leaders for the team in the men's category. Other notable participants included Silas Bartol, Torsten Brickley, Oliver Dolcino, Adam Jansen, Nathaniel Burke, and Dillon Frank. On the women's side, Clare Janas and Janneke Baks represented the Knights.

This event marked day two of the UMF competition, showcasing the team's depth in Nordic skiing. The results underscore Clarkson's competitive standing in collegiate Nordic events.

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