South Portland and Poland Enter Girls Football Top 10

Two new names in the top 10

The report says Poland’s first appearance of the autumn follows recognition as team of the week seven days earlier. South Portland also makes its first ranking appearance of the season.

• South Portland sits two points ahead of Mt. Ararat, reported ninth on 17 points.
• Poland is one point clear of Mt. Abram and Gardiner, both reported on 13 points.
• Brunswick made the largest climb, rising three places to seventh with 21 points.

Those narrow margins underline how quickly the lower half of the top 10 can change. A short winning run could push either newcomer higher, while a slip in form would leave them vulnerable to teams just outside the ranking.

Camden Hills maintains control

At the top, Camden Hills is reported to remain number one for a second consecutive week. The team collected six of the nine available first-place votes and finished on 87 points.

• Scarborough remains second on 78 points.
• Yarmouth holds third on 76 points and received the remaining first-place vote.
• Windham and Cape Elizabeth stay fourth and fifth respectively.

The two-point gap between Scarborough and Yarmouth keeps the battle for second finely balanced, even as Camden Hills retains a clear advantage at the summit.

The next test

The poll reflects matches played before Tuesday, 29 September 2026, with staff votes determining the order. The next update will show whether South Portland and Poland can turn their breakthroughs into sustained top-10 status.

For now, the most important storyline is the pressure below the established leaders: with only a handful of points separating several teams, the next round of results could bring another reshuffle.