What happened
The student pilot was conducting practice maneuvers at an airfield, specifically focusing on touch-and-go takeoffs and landings. The operations were centered around Runway 11. During the sequence of exercises, the aircraft completed three successful landings before initiating a fourth.
As the aircraft began its rollout following the fourth landing, the pilot applied power to execute another takeoff. At this critical moment, the aircraft deviated from the runway centerline, veering sharply to the left. The plane exited the paved surface and entered a drainage ditch located adjacent to the runway. Upon impact with the ditch, the nose gear structure failed under the stress.
Despite the mechanical failure of the landing gear, the aircraft briefly became airborne again before touching down once more. This second contact caused the aircraft to nose over, coming to rest in an inverted or forward-leaning position on the ground.