What happened
The accident occurred during a solo training flight. According to the account provided by the student pilot, the initial phase of the operation proceeded without incident. The pilot executed a standard landing and brought the aircraft to a stop on the runway surface.
Following the landing, the pilot initiated a touch-and-go maneuver or a full-stop takeoff attempt. The pilot applied takeoff power and reached down to retract the flaps. As the aircraft began to accelerate along the runway centerline, it started to drift toward the left side of the pavement.
Recognizing the deviation from the intended flight path, the student pilot applied right rudder input in an effort to correct the trajectory. Despite this corrective action, the aircraft continued to veer sharply to the left, leaving the paved surface of the runway. The pilot attempted to abort the takeoff by cutting the engine power, but the aircraft was unable to stop before impacting a ditch adjacent to the runway.
The impact with the ditch caused the aircraft to upset and tip over onto its back. No further details regarding injuries or specific airport conditions were provided in the initial report.