2005–06 season. Beauregard, now a veteran with ten years of professional experience, was the only member of the Vipers to have been selected in the NHL draft. Beauregard's successful season with the Vipers, with 76 points in 56 games, led to a late season move to the Danbury Trashers organisation where Beauregard starred in the post-season with 23 points in 18 games. In a 2005 interview he remarked "I still play because I still love to play. I get up in the morning and I can’t wait to go to practice. The pay is pretty good, and it’s a fine game. I’ll play as long as I can." Beauregard left the Trashers in the summer of 2006 following the fraud scandal which enveloped the organisation. He then spent the next two seasons back in the Central Hockey League with his old team, the Tulsa Oilers. During the 2006–07 and 2007–08 seasons, he was a regular scorer with the Oilers, although not as prolific as his 50 goals seasons in the UHL. For the 2008–09 season, Beauregard moved into European hockey with the Manchester Phoenix. Beauregard was paired on a line with player-coach Tony Hand. A career season would follow for Beauregard, and he would amass 107 points in 68 gamest. Beauregard was regarded by many Phoenix fans as the greatest player ever to wear the shirt and this was recognised by countless post-season awards, including the Elite Ice Hockey League (EIHL)'s Player of the Season, as well as being selected to the All-Star First Team. Beauregard's play would be a major factor into propelling the Phoenix into both domestic cup finals and the post-season. Despite the on-ice success in Manchester, financial problems dogged the Phoenix and in the summer of 2009 the organisation announced that for the 2009–10 season it would ice in the EPL and operate on a much smaller budget. Consequently, Beauregard, as well as much of the senior squad, was released. For the 2009–10 season, Beauregard (along with Manchester Phoenix teammate Kenton Smith) travelled to Italy to join the HC Valpellice Bulldogs to play Serie A hockey, but before the season was done he was once again back in the CHL with the Tulsa Oilers. For the 2010–11 season, Beauregard returned to the UK, signing to ice for the Challenge Cup champions of the EIHL - the Nottingham Panthers. Beauregard started the 2012–13 season with the Nottingham