Take a look at our end of term grades after Pools finished an up-and-down season in 12th:
21. Chay Cooper: D
Showed one or two flashes but the diminutive midfielder's time in the North East will be best remembered for an ill-fated flick that needlessly forfeited possession when Pools had the ball down by the corner in added time and ended up costing them a hard-fought three points in a 1-1 draw with Rochdale. Photo: Mark Fletcher
22. Terrell Agyemang: C
After a largely underwhelming first loan spell, he has continually grown in stature since returning for a second stint at the Suit Direct Stadium. It's hard not to admire his determination to gain more experience of senior men's football, he is a fine technician and looks physically up to the task. Not helped by the fact that no one seems quite sure of his best position - although he is keen to prove it is in central-midfield - and has operated at right-back, in the engine room and on the left. Photo: Frank Reid
23. Max Storey: B
Made a real impression on his senior debut against Dagenham, always showing for the ball and impressing with his composure in possession, going close to scoring when he dragged a shot just wide from the edge of the box. Photo: Mark Fletcher
24. Jake Hastie: C-
Surprised a few with some much-improved showings at the start of the season and did a reasonable job when asked to fill in at wing-back. Flitted in and out of the side but his pace did at least provide Pools with something different, and he scored a superb goal against rivals York in September, one of four he managed before returning north of the Scottish border. After an ill-fated first season during which pretty much everything that could have gone wrong did, it almost felt like there was too much water under the bridge and that his eventual departure was only a matter of time. Scored on his final outing for Pools before signing for Hamilton in January. Photo: Frank Reid