The report places Bonny Eagle seventh after a 6-1-2 start, with Windham the only team credited with beating the Scots.
For a team making its first appearance in the poll, seventh represents a significant jump in recognition. The challenge now is to turn resilience against highly ranked opponents into wins that strengthen their position.
Gardiner is the other new entrant, taking 10th place after a reported 9-0-1 start and collecting 15 points in the voting.
That record gives Gardiner one of the strongest statistical cases among the newcomers. The next stage will be proving that their unbeaten run can withstand the pressure that comes with national attention and a place in the top 10.
At the summit, Camden Hills retain first place for a third consecutive week. The report credits the Windjammers with a 9-0 record, 87 points and six of the nine first-place votes.
Scarborough remain second with 82 points, nine wins and one draw. Cape Elizabeth made the biggest move among established teams, rising from fifth to a tie for third with Windham after a reported 2-0 victory over Yarmouth.
The next ranking update will reveal whether Bonny Eagle and Gardiner can hold their places, while Camden Hills face the pressure of defending top billing as the schedule moves deeper into the season.