Student pilot loses control during solo practice landings in crosswind (N97055)

What happened

The student pilot was conducting a solo flight dedicated to practicing takeoff and landing procedures. The operations were taking place under weather conditions featuring a left crosswind component ranging from 5 to 8 knots. During the final approach of the sequence, the aircraft touched down on the runway. Immediately upon touchdown, a sudden gust of wind originating from the right side caused the airplane to veer sharply to the left, resulting in the aircraft leaving the paved surface at an approximate 45-degree angle.

Once off the runway, the pilot attempted to navigate around parked aircraft and an automobile located on the airfield. Despite efforts to apply brakes to bring the aircraft to a halt, the grass surface provided insufficient traction for stopping. The airplane continued its path until it impacted a tree line.