| Pos | Band | Conductor | Dr | Pts |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Cory | Philip Harper | 11 | 60/60/40/18/20=198 |
| 2 | Grimethorpe Colliery | Phillip McCann | 4 | 57/54/32/20/19=182 |
| 3 | Brighouse & Rastrick | Leigh Baker | 2 | 54/45/34/16/18=167 |
| 4 | Carlton Main Frickley Colliery | Ian McElligott | 10 | 51/42/38/17/17=165 |
| 5 | Brass Band Schoonhoven | Ivan Meylemans | 6 | 33/57/36/19/11=156 |
| 6 | Flowers | Paul Holland | 3 | 45/48/30/15/16=154 |
| 7 | Stavanger | Allan Withington | 8 | 48/51/28/12/10=149 |
| 8 | Virtuosi GUS | Adam Cooke | 7 | 39/36/26/13/14=128 |
| 9 | Reg Vardy | Russell Gray | 5 | 36/39/22/14/13=124 |
| 10 | Hammonds Saltaire | Morgan Griffiths | 9 | 42/33/20/10/15=120 |
| 11 | Dublin Silver | Tim Jameson | 1 | 30/30/24/11/12=107 |
Adjudicators marks appear in the following order:
Les Neish/Florent Didier (Music: Quality of Performance)
Mike Kilroy (Programme Content)
Duncan Stubbs/ Derek Southcott (Entertainment)
Chosen separately: Katrina Marzella:(Soloist)
Individual awards
Don Lusher Trombone Award: Chris Gommersall (Grimethorpe Colliery)
Harry Mortimer Best Principal Cornet Award: Tom Hutchinson (Cory)
The Fesa Trophy for Best Flugel Award: Helen Williams (Cory)
The Gateshead MBC Trophy for Best Soprano Award: Paul Richards (Flowers)
The Louis and Colin Johnson Trophy for Best Percussion Section: Flowers
Best Euphonium: Glyn Williams (Cory)
Best Baritone: Michael Cavanagh (Grimethorpe Colliery)
Best Horn: Arfon Owen (Stavanger)
John Fletcher Best Basses Award: Cory
Youngest Player: Ben Smith (aged 17) — Virtuosi GUS
Best Entertainment and Presentation: Grimethorpe Colliery
Best Programme Content: Cory
Quality of Performance: Cory
Best Soloist: Robbert Vos (euphonium) — Brass Band Schoonhoven
New Composition/Arrangement Award: Paul McGhee — Pandemic (Flowers)
Winning MD: Philip Harper (Cory)
Initially Brass Schoonhoven was placed 6th due to a 2 point time penalty. On investigation by the organisers this was found to have been an error and the result was amended.
