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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! The first Class A boys basketball competition took place in 1914 and was won by Fargo Central. The first Class B boys basketball competition took place in 1933 and was won by Fairmount. Girls basketball was added in 1974. The first Class A girls basketball competition was won by Jamestown and the first Class B girls basketball competition was won by Hankinson. Class A has two regions East and West. Class B has Sixteen Districts and divided into 8 regions. In Class A, Minot holds the most boys titles (15) and Mandan holds the most girls titles (8). In Class B, Mayville/Mayville-Portland/May-Port CG holds the most boys titles (8) and Bottineau holds the most girls titles (4). As of 2009, the current Class A boys champions are Mandan and the current Class A girls champions are Bismarck High. The 2009 Class B boys champions are the Linton Lions and the current 2010 Class B girls champions are Beach "Lady Buccaneers".