Incident Overview
A student pilot on her first solo flight was instructed by her flight instructor to perform three touch-and-go landings and one full-stop landing while he observed. The tower controller cleared her to runway 21R for her first landing, which was uneventful.
Second Landing Attempt
After the first touch-and-go, the tower controller cleared her to runway 21L for subsequent operations. On her second attempted landing, the student flared approximately 20 feet or more above the runway surface. Recognizing the error, she applied full throttle and lowered the nose to gain airspeed, intending to retract the fully extended wing flaps. She attempted a go-around.
Stall and Off-Runway Resting
During the go-around, the aircraft stalled. According to reports, the aircraft veered to the left, pitched down, and performed a complete reversal before coming to rest well east of runway 21L.
Additional Details
The source does not specify the aircraft type, registration, engine count, date, operator, location, occupants, injuries, damage items, time of day, weather conditions, or ATC involvement beyond the tower clearances. The narrative is based solely on the information provided.