Accident Overview
A student pilot on his third supervised solo cross-country flight experienced a runway excursion leading to a nose-over during landing rollout. The incident occurred after the pilot made a go-around on the first landing attempt due to excessive altitude and airspeed. On the subsequent attempt, the airplane landed successfully but then veered left during rollout.
Sequence of Events
The student pilot initially attempted to land but had excessive altitude and airspeed, prompting a go-around. On the next approach, the pilot touched down on the runway. During the landing rollout, the airplane veered left. The student corrected by applying pressure to the right rudder and/or brake. The airplane then swerved right, departed the side of the runway, entered soft mud on the shoulder, and nosed over.
Investigation
No further details regarding the aircraft type, registration, engine count, date, operator, location, occupant count, injuries, or damage were provided in the source material. The investigation focused on the described sequence of events.