Incident Overview
A student pilot was landing an airplane when it bounced on the runway. The pilot then applied power to "even it out a little." The airplane touched back down on the main landing gear and began to pull to the right. In response, the student pilot applied power and aborted the landing, initiating a go-around.
Sequence of Events
As the airplane began to climb, the student pilot observed trees directly in front of the aircraft. Realizing that the airplane would not be able to climb over the trees, the pilot aborted the takeoff. Subsequently, the airplane impacted the trees and came to rest on its right side.
Witness Account
A witness reported observing the airplane at an altitude of about 20 feet above the runway, describing it as being "in a real high nose attitude or a high angle of attack." According to the witness, the airplane did not appear to gain any altitude for approximately 75 percent of the runway length.
Conclusion
The incident concluded with the airplane striking trees and coming to rest on its right side. No further details regarding the aircraft, occupants, or extent of damage are available from the provided source.