Incident Overview
According to reports, the winds were prevailing from the northeast and were variable and gusty. The pilot entered the traffic pattern to land on Runway 14 but aborted the first attempt. During the second approach, the pilot used a notch of flaps and corrected for the crosswind by slipping the aircraft into the wind.
Landing and Go-Around
The pilot stated that the aircraft touched down with the main landing gear aligned with the runway centerline. However, during the landing roll, the aircraft veered to the right. The pilot applied power to initiate a go-around. The aircraft became airborne only briefly.
Final Touchdown and Nose-Over
After the brief airborne period, the aircraft touched down in sandy terrain. It then nosed over. No further details about the aircraft or occupants were provided.