Incident Overview
A student pilot, on her fourth supervised solo flight, experienced a loss of directional control during the ground roll of her fourth landing. The aircraft began to veer left of the runway centerline. According to the pilot, she overcorrected twice, which caused the aircraft to depart the runway and head toward a ditch adjacent to the runway.
Attempt to Clear Ditch
In an attempt to overfly the ditch, the pilot pulled the aircraft off the ground in a steep nose-up attitude. At this time, the flaps were still extended. The combination of a high angle of attack and extended flaps led to an aerodynamic stall.
Sequence of Events After Stall
After stalling, the aircraft's wingtip dragged along the ground. The aircraft then cartwheeled before sliding to a stop. No further details regarding the extent of damage or injuries are available.
Context
This incident occurred during a solo flight under supervision, as part of the student pilot's training. The pilot was in her fourth solo flight session. The specific aircraft type, registration, location, and date have not been disclosed.