Accident Overview
A pilot executed a go-around after a landing that provided insufficient braking action, during which the aircraft's right wing struck a small tree. The incident occurred when the pilot, realizing he would not stop on the remaining runway, added power for a go-around. Flying speed was attained at the end of the runway, and during lift-off, the right wing contacted a tree located outboard of the right wheel.
Pilot Account
The pilot stated that he touched down approximately one-third of the way down the runway. The surface offered little or no braking action, prompting him to add power for a go-around. As the aircraft reached flying speed at the runway's end, the right wing struck a small tree. The tree became embedded 6 to 8 inches into the wing. Following the impact, the pilot throttled the engine back to full idle and landed the aircraft. The airplane came to rest roughly 200 feet beyond the end of the runway.
Aftermath
The aircraft sustained damage to the right wing from the tree penetration. No other details regarding injuries or aircraft condition were provided.