Mens Team

• Mike Clark (Captain)
• Darren Matthew
• Ivan Thompson
• Mike Keddie
• Ian Daniel
• Dave McPike
• Iain Soutar
• Scott Kennedy
• Sandy Anderson
• Stuart Archibald

Mens Singles

• Phil Craig
• Mark Gravener
• Allan Anderson
• Mark Oaten
• Craig Hay

Ladies Team

• Lynette Horsburgh (Captain)
• Sue Thompson
• Lyndsay McKellar
• Monica McEwan
• Pauline Hay
• Susan Collins
• Karin Burt

Ladies Singles

• Debbie Greig
• Karen Mowat

Under 21's Team

• Philip Craig (Captain)
• Martin McIntosh
• Jason Harley
• Kevin Corcoran
• Ian Lally
• Pat McCarron

Junior Team

• Marc Fleming (Captain)
• Ryan Fleming
• Mike Kelly
• Jamie Gregory
• Stephen Corcoran
• Grant Hayes
• Kevin McAlley

Junior Singles

• Stephen Rafferty

Scotland had an very disappointing group stage.
Out of the first 5 matches, all of which were extremely close, Scotland only won one of the matches against Australia.
This was followed with victory against South Africa.
Scotland required good results in their 3 remaining fixtures but suffered heavy defeats at the hands of Wales, Malta and Northern Ireland.

After a poor group stage by the England team they found themselves in the play-off against Malta.
They were pushed all the way before eventually winning 11-9.
Ireland were hoping to emulate last year fete of becoming team champions after playing in the play-off places.
They faced a strong India side and won the match 11-7 to progress to the semi final.

In the first semi final top placed Northern Ireland from the group faced England.
They couldn't find their group form and England ran out 11-5 winners to reach the final.
The second semi final went down to the deciding frame between Wales and defending champions Ireland.
Wales won it to face England in the final.

The final was extremely closely contested and was no surprise that it went to a final frame decider which England won to clinch the world team title.

Ladies group matches were increased to 5 sets of 5 games this year.
Scotland started against Wales but fell well behind before fighting back only to lose 13-12.
England were next and again lost another close match 14-11.
Now needing a win against a strong Australia side, Scotland won convincingly 15-10.
Ireland then stopped the winning run with a 14-11 victory.
Scotland had to win the final match against Northern Ireland, and a tense match went to a final frame decideder.
World Champion Sue Thompson won the frame to take Scotland through to the semi finals.

Scotland faced England in the first semi final but were well beaten 13-5.
In a close second semi final Australia edged out Wales 13-11 to book their place in the final.

In the final Australia won a close match 13-9 to become the Ladies team champions.

Scotland won 3 games out of four in the first round of group matches only losing to England.
The second round of group matches started badly though with a heavy defeat to Ireland.
This was followed with wins against England (their only group defeat) and Northern Ireland.
Scotland needed to win their remaining match against Wales to progress to the final but were beaten and finished 3rd.

In the Under 21's final England took on Ireland and ran out convincing 8-3 winners.

Despite starting with defeat against Wales, Scotland recovered well winning 2 out of their first 3 matches.
Losses to England and Ireland followed meaning they had to win their remaining fixtures to progress to the semi final.
First came a comfortable 12-3 victory against Australia before an 8-7 win against Channel Islands.
Those results saw Scotland finish in 3rd position in the groups and qualify for the semi finals.

Scotland reversed the group result against Ireland to book their place in the world team final.
England defeated Wales to join Scotland in the final.

The Junior final proved to be 1 game too far for Scotland as England ran out 8-1 winners.