Blye and her 5A Division 2 North Myrtle Beach bunch may have suffered an unceremonious exit to its season at the hands of eventual state champion Berkeley but the Chiefs still had a solid season in large part thanks to her. She was one of two marquee transfers to North Myrtle Beach and led the 2025-26 Chiefs in rebounding. Playing in 20 of North Myrtle Beach’s 24 games this past season, Blye averaged 10.7 points, 8.4 boards and 2.2 steals per contest. One of four 2027s on the Chiefs’ roster, she helped North Myrtle Beach win its region with a perfect 10-0 record and established the Chiefs as the 5A Division 2 team to beat for much of the previous season. 

In 5A Division 2 North Myrtle Beach’s matchup against 2A Mullins, Blye encountered early foul trouble with two personals. Blye responded by finishing her afternoon at the 2A Marion office with a 15-point effort to ensure another victory for the Chiefs. If Blye has the rock in the painted area, it is almost a guaranteed two points. Blye is one of four juniors on this season’s North Myrtle Beach team and one can see how she blends together talent with veteran instincts. Blye also gives a boost to the team’s rebounding capabilities as well and understands that playing in the paint means fighting through physicality. She had eight boards putting her two shy of a double-double. 

Blye plays the game HARD at all times while on the floor for the Lady Bears. Jurnee does her best work around the bucket staying active and working for position down low. She surely shows no hesitation at all when it comes to jumping on the deck for a loose ball, grabbing a rebound outside of her area or sacrificing her body for a charge.

Jurnee averaged 6.4 ppg and 4.7 rebounds last season for the Lady Bears (19-9).