The full proceedings for the papers listed below is available here.

1. John S. Croucher - Using Computers and Scientific Method to Determine Optimal Strategies in Tennis
2. Ian L. Collings and Neville J. De Mestre - A refined aerodynamic model for low trajectory flight
3. Maurice N. Brearley and Neville J. De Mestre - The effect of oar flexing on rowing performance
4. Iain Skinner - A geometrical argument defining an order relation for all-round performances in cricket
5. Ian Heazlewood and Gavin Lackey - Mathematical models that predict performance decline in elite veteran athletes 30-90 years in the sprint, distance and jump events
6. Ian Heazlewood and Gavin Lackey - The use of mathematical models to predict elite swimming performance
7. George A. Christos - The AFL finals: It's more than a game
8. Nikoleta Tomecko and Jerzy A. Filar - Player assignments in Australian rules football
9. George A. Christos - It's just not cricket
10. Derek R. Bingham, Basil M. De Silva and Tim B. Swartz - Issues in cricket and golf
11. Jim Cross - Scheduling
12. Tony Lewis and Frank Duckworth - Developments in the Duckworth Lewis (D/L) method of target resetting in one day cricket matches
13. Stephen R. Clarke - How Fair is the AFL Draw?
14. J.P. Verma and Kuldeep Kumar - Sport and physical fitness: an application of factor analysis for developing a test battery
15. Chris Harman - "Who's on first!" "What?" "What's on second!" and how 'what' got there on an optimal baserunning path
16. Graeme L. Cohen - The subject: Mathematics in Sport
17. Andrew Patterson and Stephen R. Clarke - An analysis of team statistics in Australian Rules Football
18. W.H. Cogill - The mathematics of bicycling part II
19. Neville J. De Mestre, Mont Hubbard and John Scott - Optimizing the Shot Put