7-5-08 Scott returned to Selinsgrove with the Beech Creek Racing team to run the Late Model Open on Port Royal's week off. The night started out well, timing second quick and finishing second in his heat by only a few feet. It was downhill from there though, as once again the tricky Selinsgrove surface troubled driver and team, ending up in a disappointing 8th place finish.

7-1-08 Scott blew a tire during qualifying at Big Diamond tuesday, forcing him to start at the rear of the field for the night. After racing hard to qualify through his heat, he had an ill handling car in the feature, and was credited with 18th. Saturday at Port Royal, he started in his customary 12th starting position, and fell one lap short of claiming another victory at the Juniata County oval, getting beat by Waylon Wagner.

6-22-08 Scott finished 14th in the World of Outlaws show at Port Royal, along with an 8th at Bedford Speedway on Friday, and a third at Port Royal on Saturday. The next race is with the World of Outlaws at Big Diamond Wednesday night.

6-7-08 On Saturday, the team made the trip to Port Royal Speedway. Bad luck and a flat tire in the heat forced Scott to start the feature in the 24th starting position. This set the stage for a real show, as Haus worked his way through traffic, taking the lead by lap 15, and bringing home the win for the Beech Creek Racing team. It was the team's fourth win in a row, and fifth in six races at the Juniata County Fairgrounds.

6-6-08 The team returned for a regular show at Bedford Speedway. After picking the last pill in the bag, Scott advanced from his last starting position to finish fourth in his heat. Missing the invert left him starting 12th in the feature. After battling with Jeff Rine for most of the race, Scott brought the car home in eight place.

6-1-08 Scott and the Beech Creek Racing team continued the season's success with two more victories and two more top ten finishes over the past week. Scott collected his two victories at Port Royal, a sixth place in the MACS race at Bedford and a fifth place this past Friday at Bedford.

5-10-08 Scott experienced his first DNF of the season, getting caught up in an accident at Selinsgrove.

5-2-08 Scott gained his third win of the season, picking up the victory at the newly surfaced Bedford Speedway. He is currently leading the points by 5 points over Nick Dickson.

4-19-08 The team returned to Port Royal and picked up their second win of the season on Saturday night. Scott worked his way up from a ninth place starting spot to take the victory over Tim Wilson, claiming his fifth top five in six races.

4-18-08 Scott returned to the newly surfaced Bedford Speedway for the first race of the season. Scott brought the car home with a fourth place finish on the dry and slick surface. Nick Dickson took the win with rookies Randy Burkholder and Mike Altobelli Jr. finishing second and third.

4-12-08 Scott and the Beech Creek Racing team finished third at the Port Royal Speedway, behind Dan Stone and Matt Parks.

4-5-08 On Saturday night Scott returned to Port Royal for the second race of the season with the Beech Creek Motorsports team. Starting from the seventh position in his heat, Haus quickly worked through traffic and into second place, chasing down the leader. After erasing a straightaway lead in four laps, Scott ended up second, needing another corner to take the win. A four car inversion put Scott on the pole for the 20 lap feature event. Second place starter, Tim Wilson, beat Haus into the first turn on the start and set the pace with Haus giving chase followed by Dan Stone. Haus worked his way around Wilson to take the lead on lap five, pulling to a five car length advantage while Stone battled Wilson for second. The three exchanged the lead over the next five laps, sometimes racing three wide, as they worked their way through lapped traffic. While Stone and Wilson battled for second, they made contact and pushed Stone's right rear quarter panel into the right rear tire. As the race continued, Haus got too high between turns one and two, making contact with the wall and nearly stalling the car. Stone took advantage, leaving Haus in second. The two continued battling through traffic, splitting lapped cars and racing three wide. The caution flew again on lap 15 for a car stopped in turn two. During the caution, Stone's right rear tire went flat from the earlier contact, leaving Wilson in second. On the restart, Wilson broke the right front suspension, ending his night. Haus pulled away from the field on the resulting restart, to claim his first victory of the season. He was followed by Nick Dickson in second place.

3-29-08 Saturday night action saw the season opener at Port Royal Speedway. A rough and tacky track led to some great racing as Scott started fifth and began chasing the fourth starting Dan Stone around the big half mile. Despite pulling aside of Stone several times, Haus couldn't complete the pass, bringing the Beech Creek Racing #33 home in second place, for the second top ten in as many races to open the season.

3-28-08 Scott opened the season at Williams Grove Speedway Friday night in the Ed Powell motorsports #1H. It was the first time out with the team's new car as well as Scott's first time in the car this season. The day's rain left the track tacky and fast, making it difficult to pass. The car ran well in the heat, starting fifth and finishing second. Drawing the ninth starting place for the feature, Scott started working the high side battling with Jason Covert as both drivers moved toward the front. Eventually working his was to sixth, Scott brought the car in with a hard earned top ten finish in its debut. The top five were: Andy Anderson, Gary Stuhler, J.T. Spence, Jason Covert, and D.J. Meyers.

10-23-07 Scott finished up the season with a DNQ at the Bedford WoO race due to a cut tire during time trials. From there he recorded a 6th and a DNF at Cumberland followed by a 17th place showing to complete the season. Next season will see Haus again racing with the Mapes owned Beech Creek Racing #33 along with running select shows in the Ed Powell Motorsports #1H. Thanks to all the sponsors who made this season a success. Also thanks to the Mapes family for their continued support.

9-8-07 Saturday night was the final race of the season for Port Royal as the late models joined the 410’s for the Tuscarora 50. Scott won his heat and drew fifth for the feature. He quickly worked his way to the front, claiming his seventh victory of the season at the Juniata County oval.

9-3-07 Monday brought a trip to Port Royal for their annual daytime show. The dry and dusty track quickly rubbered up and passing became a premium. Starting 8th in the feature, Haus raced his way to a third place finish behind Jere Wierman and Jim Yoder.

9-2-07 Sunday was the second night in a row at Selinsgrove and one of the biggest races of the season for the Beech Creek Racing team. Haus has several top 5 finishes at the Paul Long Memorial, but has never been able to put it all together and bring home the $10,000. Things were looking good as Haus set 6th fast time and ran away with his heat, putting him in the sixth starting spot for the 63 lap main event. By lap 50, Haus had worked his way into the third spot chasing Nick Dickson and Alan Sagi. After battling with Sagi for a few laps, a mistake in turn one cost Haus and he dropped back to fourth. On a lap 60 restart, Scott got a little high in turn two and dropped two more spots where he ended up with a sixth place finish.

9-1-07 Wanting to get past another disappointing night at Bedford, Haus returned to Selinsgrove for the prelude race to the Paul Long Memorial. After running well in his heat, Scott finished seventh in the feature.

8-31-07 Friday saw Scott and the Beech Creek Racing team return to Bedford Speedway for the annual Labor Day 55. Haus fought an ill handling racecar all night and eventually brought it home with a disappointing 12th place finish.

8-26-07 Scott and the Ed Powell Motorsports team returned to Selinsgrove for the make up show. Starting on the pole of his heat, Scott ran away from the field, bringing home the win. The redraw again found Haus on the pole of the feature. As the green dropped, the motor stumbled badly, dropping him to fourth. Tony Adams took the lead and was pulling away, when he spun between turns one and two, handing the lead to Jeff Rine. On the restart, Scott worked his way into second as Rine pulled away from the field. Rine was extending his lead on lap 14 when his motor left go, giving Haus the lead. The race stayed non stop and Haus maintained his large lead over second place running Coleby Frye to bring home the second win of the weekend!

8-25-07 Saturday's schedule brought a return to Port Royal Speedway, where Scott had already locked up the 2007 point championship. During the heat, Haus made contact with Jere Wierman, sending him hard into the outside wall. Deciding the car was too damaged to repair, the Beech Creek Racing team pulled out the backup car. Starting sixth in his consi, Haus worked his way to the front, eventually winning the event and giving him the 19th starting position for the feature. With the car working well, Scott was charging towards the front when he again got collected in an accident. After stopping to make repairs, Haus was forced to return to the rear and 19th position. The car was still working well, and Scott brought the car home with a solid fourth place finish.

8-24-07 It was back to the Bedford Fairgrounds for another weekly show for Scott and the Beech Creek Racing team, Things started off shaky, as Raymond drew 45 out of 50, putting Haus on the last row of his heat for the seventh time in nine races. Rolling off seventh, Scott had worked his way up to fourth when leader Jeff Rine blew a right rear tire, giving up the nearly half lap lead he held. On the restart, Haus worked his way into second, where he remained when the checkers fell. After crossing the scales, Scott drew the second place starting spot for the feature. Scott worked his was past leader Andy Martz on the first lap and began distancing himself from the field. A lapped car spun on lap eight, narrowly missing the 33’s rear quarter panel, and bringing on the out the caution. On the restart, Haus again pulled out to a five car length lead, which he held until the next caution brought out by Chris Harr, who lost a driveshaft. Scott retained the lead on the restart, slowly creeping away from second place D.J. Troutman, who was being pressured by a hard charging Scott Rhodes. With two to go, fourth place running Wayne Johnson tangled with a lapped car bringing out the final caution. Haus again pulled away on the restart, and claimed his first win of the season at the speedway. After taking a victory lap, it felt like the old days as Haus climbed from the car amid a chorus of booing fans!

8-18-07 Saturday's race meant another trip to the Juniata County Fairgrounds for a chance to lock up the 2007 points championship. After finishing third in his heat, points handicapping put him in the tenth starting position for the feature. Haus soon worked his way into second position and was tailing leader Mitch Hack. Hoping for a repeat of the previous week, Scott pressured Hack lap after lap. This time Hack drove a great race, and didn’t make a mistake, taking the win. Coming home in second place allowed Scott to lock up the points championship for the fourth time in his career! Next weekend will be a busy one for Haus, with Bedford, Port Royal, and Selinsgrove all running!

8-17-07 Scott and the Beech Creek racing team again made the trip to Bedford for the double feature show. After starting second in the heat, the car was working well and he brought it home with a second place finish, drawing the third starting position for the first feature. After a wreck on the first lap, the feature went non stop and Haus finished third, for the team’s best finish at the fairgrounds this season. With the inversion of ten, Scott had to start eighth in the second feature. The team made their adjustments and appeared to have the car working great as Scott passed 3 cars on the first lap. Coming down the front stretch at the end of the lap, three cars ran each other over in front of the field. Haus cleared most of the cars and debris only to be run over by other drivers, ending his night.

8-11-07 After another tough night at Bedford, Scott was happy to return to the open arms of Port Royal Speedway, which has treated him so well over his career. The comfortable Haus started 9th in his heat and was on the leader's tail as he crossed under the checkered flag, finishing second. Starting 10th in his feature, Scott took advantage of the great track conditions and multi-groove racing to work his way to the front. Just past the half-way point, Haus snuck by leader Mitch Hack, and never looked back on his way to his sixth win of the season at the track. The next races will be this weekend at Bedford and Port Royal.

8-10-07 Scott rejoined the Beech Creek Racing team Friday for a return to the Bedford Fairgrounds. After starting every heat this season on the back row, good luck finally struck and Scott found himself on the pole of his heat. Taking advantage of the opportunity, the 33 won the heat and picked the fifth starting position for the feature. On the first lap of the feature, Scott's good luck immediately ran out as he made contact with another car, damaging the nose. With the badly damaged front end, Scott had his hands full and limped the car home in 10th place.

8-4-07 Scott and the Ed Powell Motorsports team rolled into Selinsgrove Speedway for the first of a back-to-back show at the fast half-mile. Not only was the newly configured oval new to the team, they were also debuting a new hybrid chassis along with a new motor. After carburetor problems in warmups, he started in the back of his heat because of the points system. After a few laps it was easy to see there was a problem with the car. Hoping to find a mechanical failure as the explanation, they began inspecting the car. It was soon determined to be a broken shock mount on the right front that caused the ill handling car. The repairs began again and the Ed Powell owned racecar was soon ready for feature time. Because of the poor heat performance, Scott was slated for a 16th place starting spot. From the drop of the green flag, it was obvious the crew had the car working well. Haus was picking his way through traffic, showing the fearless driving style fans have come to expect out of the Hamburg, PA driver after watching him for the past 25 years. By lap 18, he had passed teammate Chris Shuey for third and began running down Brett Schadel. Going into turn three on lap 19, the left front control arm broke, ending the promising maiden voyage for the car. Credited with 13th, the team was optimistic heading into the show on Sunday, which was cancelled due to weather. The next race is scheduled to be at Bedford speedway on Friday.