What happened
The pilot performed a low pass over the airport to assess the prevailing wind direction before deciding to land on runway 31. During the initial approach, the pilot reported that the winds were favorable for runway 31.
However, as the aircraft touched down and began its landing roll, the wind conditions changed. The winds shifted into a left crosswind and began gusting. This shift caused the airplane to veer off the edge of the runway and onto soft terrain. The impact with the ground resulted in the collapse of the right main landing gear and caused the right wing to bend.
At the time of the accident, recorded airport weather indicated a wind direction of 300 degrees magnetic at 16 knots, with gusts reaching 23 knots.