Incident Overview
A student pilot was conducting the second leg of their second solo cross-country flight. According to the pilot's report, during the landing sequence, the main landing gear made contact with the runway. The pilot then lowered the nose gear. Shortly thereafter, the left wing and the left main landing gear rose.
Pilot's Account
In response to the rising left wing and gear, the pilot applied full throttle and began to pull up on the controls. The airplane became airborne, but immediately veered to the left. It subsequently struck a mound of dirt. After impact, the airplane continued into an adjacent cornfield and nosed over.
Sequence of Events
The pilot stated that he "felt" the main landing gear touch down on the runway and then let the nose gear down. The left wing and left main landing gear then came up. He then applied full throttle and "started to pull up." The airplane became airborne, veered to the left, struck a mound of dirt, then continued into a cornfield and nosed over. No further details regarding the aircraft type, registration, or injuries were provided in the source.