Incident Overview
A student pilot flying their first solo flight encountered an incident during the rollout of the third landing. The flight had commenced with two uneventful landings on runway 35. The approach for a third landing was aborted because another aircraft was still on the runway.
The Final Approach and Rollout
The subsequent approach resulted in a normal landing. However, during the rollout, the airplane raised up on its left main landing wheel. The pilot reported, "I couldn't control the plane." The airplane then veered "very hard" to the left and entered a snow bank.
Wind Conditions
Wind recorded six minutes after the accident was from 240 degrees at 6 knots. This presented the pilot with a left crosswind component of slightly less than 6 knots and a tailwind component of 2 knots.
Context
The flight was the student's first solo flight. No other details regarding aircraft type, registration, or injuries were provided.