Event Summary
During a supervised solo flight, a student pilot was performing a touch-and-go landing. The aircraft landed to the right of the runway centerline, prompting the pilot to correct the alignment during the landing roll. After adding power for the takeoff portion of the maneuver, the airplane veered left. The student pilot attempted to steer back to the centerline, but the aircraft began to skid and subsequently departed the runway surface.
Sequence of Events
The incident occurred during what was the student's second supervised solo flight. After touching down right of centerline, the pilot corrected the aircraft's position while continuing the landing roll. Power was then applied to initiate the takeoff climb, at which point the airplane unexpectedly veered left. Despite corrective inputs, the aircraft entered a skid and exited the runway. It then encountered soft terrain adjacent to the runway, causing the nose landing gear to collapse.
Environmental Conditions
Weather conditions were reported as calm winds at the time of the incident. There were no indications of gusty or crosswind conditions that could have influenced the aircraft's directional control.
Aircraft Damage
No pre-accident failure or malfunction of the airplane or its systems was reported. The sole damage noted was the collapse of the nose landing gear after the aircraft entered soft terrain.