Incident Overview
A student pilot on a solo instructional flight was attempting a landing in crosswind conditions. The wind was reported as a 6- to 10-knot crosswind. On final approach, the aircraft was configured with full flaps and the power off. As the aircraft crossed the threshold at approximately 10 feet above ground level and entered the flare, a gust of wind raised the right wing, causing the aircraft to drift to the left side of the runway.
Pilot Actions
The student pilot responded by adding full power and retracting the flaps to execute a go-around. However, during this maneuver, the aircraft's landing gear contacted a barb wire fence. The aircraft subsequently nosed over and collided with the terrain.
Outcome
The accident resulted in the aircraft nosing over after striking the fence. The source does not specify injuries, damage details, or the aircraft type or registration.