What happened
During the landing phase on runway 31, the pilot of the aircraft was managing a crosswind from 240 degrees at 11 knots. To compensate for the wind, the pilot lowered the left wing and applied right rudder during the approach.
Upon touchdown, the aircraft bounced. The pilot failed to react quickly enough by re-lowering the left wing, which allowed the wind to lift the left side of the plane. This resulted in the aircraft operating on the right main gear only. As the aircraft began to ground loop, the pilot applied right rudder in an attempt to correct the direction; however, the aircraft had already drifted off the side of the runway.
The aircraft traveled into a plowed bean field, where it subsequently nosed over and tipped onto its right wing. There were no reported fatalities or injuries in this incident.