FLY-half Mark Woodrow, who will not be at Castle Park next season, was the only Doncaster Knights' player to appear in all 30 National League One games.
The goal-kicking half-back made 25 starts and came off the bench in the other five.
Glen Kenworthy (29 + 0)) and Bryn Griffiths (25+4), missed just one game.
Only two squad members didn't get a start – Dave Scully and Scot Plevey.
Toma Toke (15) and Tom Davies (14) were the most used forwards off the bench.
Dan Storey and Cerith Rees (both 9) were the most used backs off the bench.
Top try scorer was Donavan Van Vuuren (13) with Griffiths (11) close behind.
In total, 24different players scored league tries but regular players Ben Jones, Spencer Davey, Ngalu Tau and Glen Kenworthy did not score.
Thirty-four squad members made appearances, plus three loan players (Sean Tomes, James Jones and Matt Cox).
Woodrow was top points scorer with 263 - a tally which saw him finish second top scorer in the league.
Only London Welsh received more yellow cards (26).
The Knights' ill discipline saw them receive 25 yellow and one red (Wes Davies at Pirates). The serial offenders in the sin bin were Bryn Griffiths (5), Ngalu Tau (4), Steve Boden and Chris Planchant (3), Tom Davies and Tome Luke (2).
The 25 yellows meant that the Knights played over ten per cent of their season a man short.
The three sides above Knights in the table had significantly fewer yellow cards - just 33 between them.
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