Summary
A pilot reported that during the takeoff roll, the airplane began veering to the left just prior to liftoff. To avoid running off the edge of the runway, the pilot rotated early. The airplane was then near stall speed and heading toward a tree. The pilot applied full flight control inputs to avoid the tree, and the airplane stalled, impacting the ground in a nose-low attitude.
Narrative
According to the pilot, the runway was wet from dew. The pilot also stated that a quartering right tailwind "was not given proper attention." The airplane veered left during the takeoff roll. In response, the pilot rotated early to prevent departing the runway. Following the early rotation, the airplane was at a low airspeed near the stall. While maneuvering to avoid a tree, the pilot used full flight control inputs, which resulted in an aerodynamic stall. The airplane subsequently struck the ground nose-first.
Probable Cause
The pilot reported that a quartering right tailwind "was not given proper attention," indicating that inadequate consideration of the wind conditions contributed to the loss of directional control during takeoff.