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

1. Ray Stefani (invited lecture) - The fundamental nature of differential male/female world and Olympic winning performances, sports and rating systems
2. Graham Pollard and Ken Noble - The characteristics of some new scoring systems in tennis
3. Tony Lewis and Frank Duckworth - Review of the application of the Duckworth/Lewis method of target resetting in one-day cricket
4. Paul Allsopp and Stephen Clarke - Factors affecting outcomes in test-match cricket
5. Tim Swartz and Robin Insley - Studying the bankroll in sports gambling
6. Maurice Brearley and Neville de Mestre - How do lawn bowls and golf balls slow down on grass?
7. Stephen Clarke and Pam Norton - Collecting statistics at the Australian Open Tennis Championship
8. Hugh Morton - Team ratings and home advantage in SANZAR rugby union 2000-2001
9. Pam Norton and Stephen Clarke - Serving up some grand slam tennis statistics
10. Katherine Hogarth, M.Yeardon and Dave Stump - Analysis of a twisting dive
11. Michell de Lara - Scuba diving (abstract)
12. Stephen Gray and Ahn Le (invited lecture) - How to fix a one-day international cricket match
13. Graham McMahon and Neville de Mestre - Tennis serving strategies
14. John Croucher - Analyzing scores in English premier league soccer
15. David Panton, Kylie Bryant and Jan Schreuder - Optimisation tools for round-robin and partial round-robin sporting fixtures
16. Michael Bailey and Stephen Clarke - Predicting the Brownlow medal winner
17. Emil Muresan, Jelle Geerits and Bart De Moor - Soccer: From match taping to analysis
18. Emil Muresan, Jelle Geerits and Bart De Moor - Video analysis in sports: Video-coach
19. Graeme Cohen, Shawn Clowes and Ljiljana Tomljanovic - Dynamic evaluation of conditional probabilities of winning a tennis match
20. Graham Pollard - The effect of a variation to the assumption that the probability of winning a point in tennis is constant
21. Tony Lewis and Frank Duckworth - Can the probability of winning a one-day cricket match be maintained across a stoppage?
22. Graeme Cohen (invited lecture) - Cricketing chances
23. Chris Harman - A biomechanical power model for world-class 400 metre running
24. Graham Pollard and Ken Noble - A solution to the unfairness of the tiebreak game when used in tennis doubles
25. George Christos and Jamie Simpson - Fixing the fixtures with genetic algorithms
26. Tristan Barnett and Stephen Clarke - Using Microsoft Excel to model a tennis match
27. Elliot Tonkes - Dartboard arrangements with a concave penalty function