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

1. R Hugh Morton - An analysis of world records for races run entirely in lanes
2. Frank Duckworth and Tony Lewis - A fair method for resetting the target in interrupted one-day cricket matches
3. Kuldeep Kumar - Is cricket really by chance?
4. J. E. Baker - Ground reaction forces and hub position in the golfswing
5. R Hugh Morton - Mathematics of the human engine evaluation of power and endurance
6. David H. Noble - Formation of netball teams for a series of trial matches
7. Stephen R Clarke - Home advantage in balanced competitions English Soccer 1991 - 1996
8. Pam Norton - The "leveller system" tennis tournament
9. Steve Politi - and Ian T. Heazlewood Exercise physiological, biomechanical and kinathropometric predictors of bicycle motor cross in young adults: a preliminary study
10. Ian Smith - The national statistical initiative
11. Alex McNabb - Doing maths standing on your head
12. Ian T. Heazlewood and Gavin Lackey - The use of mathematical models to predict elite athletic performance at the Olympic games
13. William F. Benter, George J. Miel and P. Diane - Turnbough Modelling distance preference in thoroughbred racehorses
14. Ravi Phatarfod - Betting strategies in horse races
15. Kuldeep Kumar, S. Ganesalingam and Siva Ganesh - Statistical analysis of horse racing data
16. David L. Dowe, Graham E. Farr, A. John Hurst and Kevin L. Lentin - Information-Theoretic Football Tipping