Flight and Incident
During a supervised solo flight, a student pilot was conducting a touch-and-go landing. While on final approach, crosswinds pushed the aircraft to the right of the runway centerline. During the flare, the aircraft remained right of the planned touchdown point, prompting the pilot to apply left aileron correction.
Sequence of Events
The correction caused the aircraft to drift left of the touchdown point. The pilot then initiated a go-around. During the go-around, the pilot turned right to avoid trees, resulting in the right wing contacting the ground. The aircraft settled to the ground, and the nose gear collided with a large, hidden rock, causing the aircraft to nose over.