FLINT, Mich. — Jayce Beauchamp rushed for 197 yards and three touchdowns as Powers Catholic closed its regular season with a 43-8 victory over Algonac on Friday, Oct. 23, at Atwood Stadium. The Chargers finished the regular season 7-2, secured a berth in the MHSAA Division 5 playoffs and will host Armada (5-4) in a district semifinal Friday, Oct. 30, at 7 p.m. at Atwood Stadium. Beauchamp, who entered the game tied for the school record for touchdowns in a season, added three more scores to his total. He broke loose for touchdown runs of 71, 53 and 30 yards, helping Powers build a commanding lead. His 13 carries produced 197 rushing yards, and he added two receptions for 44 yards. Powers took a 10-0 lead in the first quarter on Beauchamp’s 71-yard touchdown run and a field goal by Xavier Stephens. Algonac answered with a 13-yard rushing touchdown and a successful two-point conversion early in the second quarter to cut the deficit to 10-8. The Chargers responded with a kickoff-return touchdown by Hudson Miller to regain momentum. Hudson Miller later scored on a 6-yard run, and Stephens’ extra point gave Powers a 23-8 halftime advantage. Powers continued to pull away in the third quarter. Beauchamp scored on a 53-yard run, and Miller added a 12-yard touchdown run. Beauchamp’s third touchdown, a 30-yard run in the fourth quarter, capped the scoring at 43-8. The Chargers dominated on the ground, finishing with 301 rushing yards on 29 carries. Powers totaled 338 yards of offense on just 33 plays, averaging 10.2 yards per play, and committed no turnovers. The defense held Algonac to 181 total yards, including 167 rushing yards, and shut out the Muskrats after the second quarter. Aidan Corcoran led Powers with 11 tackles, while Miller added an interception. Makai Allen recorded six tackles, including a sack and a tackle for loss. The Chargers finished with eight tackles for loss, one sack, three pass breakups and one interception. Hudson Miller finished with two rushing touchdowns and an interception, while Allen contributed a 51-yard run. Thomas Begola completed two of three passes for 44 yards. Stephens made a field goal and converted four of five extra-point attempts. The game also marked senior night for Powers Catholic, recognizing seniors from the football, marching band, dance and cheer programs. **Football seniors:** Jayce Beauchamp, Hudson Miller, Makai Allen, Aidan Corcoran, Silas Babiasz, Michael Borg, Lincoln Rainney, Jackson Donais, Tommy Bossi, Jack Rathsburg, Jesse Weiss and Zane Fetters. **Marching band seniors:** McKenna Brady, Mary Coyne, Addison Cusson, Luke Holifield and Isabella Wood. **Dance senior:** Hadley Walker-Kerlin. **Cheer seniors:** Alyssa Allen, Brailyn Campbell, Imani Clemons, Lillian Mischel, Nora Murphy, Ava Ralbusky, Aliyah Rose, Cassie Ward and Isabella Wood. Powers now turns its attention to the postseason, opening district semifinal play at home against Armada on Friday night.