Incident Summary
A student pilot accompanied by an instructor experienced a loss of directional control during a landing at an airport. The aircraft veered off the runway and subsequently struck trees during an attempted go-around.
Sequence of Events
The dual student had completed one full stop landing before departing the traffic pattern to practice touch-and-go landings at another airport. The student successfully performed one go-around and one touch-and-go landing. On the third landing approach to runway 22, the tower controller advised the student to make a full stop landing due to traffic pattern saturation.
Final Maneuver
During the flare and touchdown, the nose of the aircraft was slightly to the right and not aligned with the runway centerline. The instructor instructed the student to make a correction. The student overcorrected, causing the aircraft to veer off the left side of the runway. The instructor then took control of the aircraft and initiated a go-around. However, during the go-around, the aircraft struck trees, rotated 90 degrees, and fell to the ground.
Outcome
The aircraft came to rest after the ground impact. No further details about the condition of the occupants or the extent of damage are available from the provided source.