Incident Summary
According to the airport operator, the wind was from the southeast at 5 knots and Runway 14 was the active runway. A dual student and certified flight instructor (CFI) chose to follow another pilot who had selected Runway 32.
Sequence of Events
During the landing flare, the student pilot thought the airplane was high and added full power for a go-around. The student did not retract the flaps from the full down position, and the aircraft would not accelerate. The instructor took control and lowered the nose to prevent a stall, then raised the flaps to 10 degrees. The aircraft settled into the grass on the right side of the runway. The right main landing gear dug in, followed by the nose gear, which collapsed. The aircraft then flipped onto its back.
Environmental Conditions
About 28 miles southwest at Fort Myers, the wind was from 110 degrees at 15 knots.