NORTH MYRTLE BEACH — The Chiefs can make history Saturday.

Both the North Myrtle Beach boys and girls basketball teams won semifinal games on Friday night to advance to their respective championship games in the school’s very own Shootout By The Sea holiday tournament.

The girls beat South Florence 46-35 and the boys topped Nation Ford 58-56 to set up a Saturday in which both teams are in the finals for the first time.

Marcie Chestnut had 14, Ja’Quella Livingston had 11 and Taylor Allman had 10 as the girls squad (8-0) continued its undefeated start and will face Goose Creek in Saturday’s final slated for 6 p.m.

Jaquan Grissett and Matt Lindsey had 17 points apiece and Josh Lindsey added 13 as the boys advanced to the final, where they will face Summerville at approximately 7:30 p.m.

Girls

CresCom Bank Holiday Invitational

• Myrtle Beach 60, C.E. Murray 47 | The Seahawks weren’t going out empty-handed.

Tanisha Brown had 18 points and 13 rebounds and Nakia Black added 12 points and nine rebounds to help the Myrtle Beach girls basketball team defeat C.E. Murray 60-47 in a consolation bracket game of the CresCom Bank Holiday Invitational on Friday at the Myrtle Beach Convention Center.

The Seahawks – who had lost their first two games of the tournament – dominated the paint against C.E. Murray, outscoring the War Eagles 36-14 and outrebounding them 66-27.

Kiana Adderton (11) and Nia Sumpter (10) joined Brown in double figures in rebounding.

•  C.E. MURRAY (47) – Naomi Moore 16, Mecca Murphy 10, Myia McCrea 6, Whitney Montgomery 12, Lasabra Wilson 3

•  MYRTLE BEACH (60) – Nia Sumpter 8, Nakia Black 12, Kiana Adderton 7, Tanisha Brown 18, Kyerra Adderton 2, Christina Myers 7, Tahanie Acosta 2, Jania Dennison 4

• Halftime: Myrtle Beach 26-13. 3-point goals: C.E. Murray 9 (Moore 3, Murphy 2, Montgomery 4), Myrtle Beach 1 (Myers). Team fouls: C.E. Murray 14, Myrtle Beach 9. Fouled out: None. Technical fouls: None.

• Records: C.E. Murray 5-5, Myrtle Beach 6-6

•  Perry County Central (Ky.) 50, Crestwood 40 | Kayla Rankin had 28 points and 14 rebounds as the Commodores held off the Knights in a consolation bracket game.

•  CRESTWOOD (50) – Keauna Williams 3, Aaliyah Ford 1, Faniquia Lewis 6, Lanise Smith 3, Cawasha Ceasar 12, Crystal Bennett 7, Candace Murray 4, Alejandria Serna 4

•  PERRY COUNTY CENTRAL (40) – Whitney Evans 6, Randi-Carol Napier 3, Whitney Back 10, Pamela Sebastian 1, Kayla Rankin 28, Lyndci Combs 1

• Halftime: Perry County Central 25-15. 3-point goals: Crestwood 0, Perry County Central 2 (Napier 1, Back 1). Team fouls: Crestwood 21, Perry County Central 13. Fouled out: Ladazha Cole (Crestwood). Technical fouls: None.

• Records: Crestwood 6-5, Perry County Central 6-5

•  Potter’s House Christian (Fla.) 67, Our Lady of Mercy (N.J.) 29 | The Lions scored 44 points off 44 Villagers turnovers en route to a blowout victory in the consolation bracket semifinals.

Potter’s House Christian will face Pinewood Prep in Saturday’s consolation championship game.

•  POTTER’S HOUSE CHRISTIAN (67) – Samiah Bethel 4, Ra’Jean Martin 5, Jasmine Gaines 11, Denisha Swain 17, Victoria Jones 4, Dionna Marcus 2, Brea Forbes 11, Lee Williams 2, Dominique Butler 3, Jasmine White 2, Destiny Green 4, Kya Robinson 2

•  OUR LADY OF MERCY (29) – Caitlyn Covella 6, Ali Dandrea 10, Ruta Vetra 6, Mariya Ruban 4, Katie Kavanagh 3

• Halftime: Potter’s House Christian 39-16. 3-point goals: Potter’s House Christian 3 (Martin 1, Forbes 1, Green 1). Team fouls: Potter’s House Christian 14, Our Lady of Mercy 12. Fouled out: None. Technical fouls: None.

• Records: Potter’s House Christian 16-2, Our Lady of Mercy 1-3

•  Pinewood Prep 57, Penfield (N.Y.) 52 | Raygon Hendrix made 8 of 9 free throws en route to 20 points to lead the Panthers past the Patriots and into the consolation bracket final.

Penfield’s Margot Hentzke led all scorers with 28 before fouling out.

•  PINEWOOD PREP (57) – Raygon Hendrix 20, Katelyn Dambaugh 2, Maria Corella 12, Brianna Boyd 10, Jenifer Rhodes 8, Precious Paylor 5

•  PENFIELD (52) – Shelia Nesselbush 11, Margot Hetzke 28, Lucy Covley 5, Michelle Nesselbush 6, Alicia Flanagan 2

• Halftime: Pinewood Prep 25-23. 3-point goals: Pinewood Prep 5 (Hendrix 2, Corella 2, Paylor 1), Penfield 5 (S. Nesselbush 1, Hetzke 2, Covley 1, M. Nesselbush 1). Team fouls: Pinewood Prep 11, Penfield 14. Fouled out: S. Nesselbush (Penfield), Hetzke (Penfield). Technical fouls: None.

• Records: Pinewood Prep 6-4, Penfield 5-2

•  Heathwood Hall Episcopal 61, Atlantic (Fla.) 54 | A’ja Wilson had 27 points, 20 rebounds, eight assists and three blocks to lead the Highlanders past the Sharks and into the fifth-place game.

Heathwood Hall will play Miami Senior (Fla.) in the fifth-place game Saturday.

•  ATLANTIC (54) – Ronnie Williams 17, Destiny Woodard 24, Jazmine Jenkins 5, Dee Gillard 2, Alexis Snead 1, Sierra Gates 3, Shantazia Howard 2

•  HEATHWOOD HALL (61) – Erin Ress 5, A’ja Wilson 27, Gadson Lefft 6, Chelsea Joseph 7, Victoria Dickerson 12, Caitlin Harriford 4

• Halftime: Heathwood Hall 24-23. 3-point goals: Atlantic 6 (Woodard 4, Jenkins 1, Gates 1), Heathwood Hall 1 (Ress). Team fouls: Atlantic 15, Heathwood Hall 9. Fouled out: Williams (Atlantic). Technical fouls: None.

• Records: Atlantic 8-4, Heathwood Hall 5-5

• Miami Senior (Fla.) 37, Center Point (Ala.) 31 | Beatrice Mompremier had 16 points and 13 rebounds to lead the Stingarees as they advanced to the fifth-place game.

•  MIAMI SENIOR (37) – Amanda Mendoza 5, Terri Kimbrough 2, Beatrice Mompremier 16, Andrisia Sweeting 2, Tynesha Johnson 8, Tacoria Smith 4

•  CENTER POINT (31) – Dominique Patrick 10, Taliah Davis 6, Gabrielle Holston 8, Jayln Johnson 3, Allison Boarden 2, Paris Robinson 2

• Halftime: Tied 14-14. 3-point goals: Miami Senior 0, Center Point 2 (Davis 2). Team fouls: Miami Senior 10, Center Point 15. Fouled out: None. Technical fouls: None.

• Records: Miami Senior 10-3, Center Point 10-5

• King’s Fork (Va.) 57, Edgewater (Fla.) 56 | Down 1 with three seconds left, Khadedra Croker was fouled and went to the line with a chance to put her team ahead.

Croker sank both free throws to give the Bulldogs the lead and they held on as the Eagles were unable to get a final shot off. King’s Fork advanced to Saturday’s championship game, where it will play Archbishop Carroll (Pa.).

•  KING’S FORK (57) – Shaikeyla Jordan 13, Brittany Alston 8, Chantel Roberts 1, Julissa Riddick 10, Khadedra Croker 20, Adrienna McCrary 5

•  EDGEWATER (56) – Tiara McMillan 8, Trimaine McCullough 18, Nyala Shuler 8, Haley Clark 20, Clarrissa Cutliff 2

• Halftime: Edgewater 37-31. 3-point goals: King’s Fork 5 (Jordan 2, Alston 2, McCrary 1), Edgewater 5 (McCullough 3, Shuler 2). Team fouls: King’s North 13, Edgewater 14. Fouled out: None. Technical fouls: None.

• Records: King’s Fork 9-0, Edgewater 11-2

• Archbishop Carroll 54, Dreher 45 | Sarah Curran was 6-for-7 from the 3-point line en route to 23 points and also had nine rebounds to lead the Patriots into the championship game.

Dreher’s Kaydra Duckett had 22 points and nine rebounds before fouling out.

•  ARCHBISHOP CARROLL (54) – Julia Gantz 2, Lexi Stover 12, Ann McKnight 10, Kristie Constantino 4, Sarah Curran 23, Jess Carney 3

•  DREHER (45) – Jordan Starr 6, Jazmine Robinson 6, Shaniqwa Hopkins 3, Jhileiya Dunlap 6, Kaydra Duckett 22, Makala Johnson 2

• Halftime: Archbishop Carroll 30-23. 3-point goals: Archbishop Carroll 11 (Stover 4, McKnight 1, Curran 6), Dreher 6 (Starr 2, Robinson 2, Hopkins 1, Duckett 1). Team fouls: Archbishop Carroll 9, Dreher 19. Fouled out: Dunlap (Dreher), Duckett (Dreher). Technical fouls: None.

Shootout By The Sea

• Nation Ford 38, Marlboro County 34 | Taylor Yarborough had 20 points to lead the Falcons past the Bulldogs and into the fifth-place game Saturday.

• North Brunswick (N.C.) 34, Cross 33 | Katrina Brown had 13 points and Ajene’ Mays added 11 as the Raiders advanced to the fifth-place game.

• Goose Creek 59, Scott County (Ky.) 58 | Ashley Fields had 14 points to lead the Gators into the championship game.

Boys

Panther Classic

•  Myrtle Beach 68 Carolina Forest 56 | Nolan Butler scored 21 points as the Seahawks got the win over Carolina Forest.

•  Myrtle Beach (68) – Tyshame Lewis 4, Graham Vaughn 2, Nolan Butler 21, Wayne Vereen 4, Brooks Swanson 14, Tyrone Cooper 4, Solomon Cooper 3, Will Gray 4, Coleman Martini 5.

•  Carolina Forest (56) – Zavier Jones 4, Donovan Williams 9, Chris Johnson 1, Patrick Henderson 6, Kaheem Combs 1, Ryan Yurachek 17, Nick Coravella 2, Isaac Wathen 13, Juquan Butler 1, Tre Johnson 2.

Halftime: Myrtle Beach 29- 24. 3-point goals: Myrtle Beach 7 (Butler 4, Swanson 2, Cooper); Carolina Forest 5 (Williams 3, Henderson 2). Team fouls: Myrtle Beach 19, Carolina Forest 15.

•  Records: Myrtle Beach 6-3, Carolina Forest 2-7

Shootout By The Sea

• Marlboro County 56, North Brunswick (N.C.) 46 | Andre Underwood had 15 points and Demetrius Knox added 14 as the Bulldogs advanced to the fifth-place game.

• Sumter 60, Forest Hills 49 | Brandon Parker had 14 points and Duane Kyles added 11 to lead the Gamecocks into the fifth-place game.

• Summerville 59, Center Point (Ala.) 57 | John Jenkins and Brandon Wilkerson each had 19 points to lead the Green Wave into the championship game.