Runway Overrun and Collision with Utility Building on Grass Runway (N13375)

Incident Description and Context Report The pilot had completed approximately one hour of flight and was returning to the departure airport for a full stop landing. During the landing phase, the aircraft touched down at the mid-field point of the 2,600-foot-long grass runway. The landing was characterized by a bounce followed by a moment where the aircraft 'floated' before a second touchdown. The pilot reported that the ground roll-out speed was faster than anticipated, making it impossible to stop the airplane within the runway boundaries. Consequently, the aircraft rolled off the end of the runway and collided with a ten by twenty-foot utility building. The pilot stated that no mechanical problems with the airplane were identified or reported during the event. According to aircraft performance data, the airplane would require approximately 520 feet of ground roll for a normal landing and approximately 1,250 feet of runway for a landing over a 50-foot obstacle.