What happened
A student pilot was performing a landing on runway 19L at a paved airport. The aircraft, which was equipped with tundra tires, was being observed from the ground by a flight instructor. During the approach, the student executed a three-point landing; however, upon touchdown, the airplane veered to the left as the right wing and right wheel lifted off the ground.
In an attempt to correct the deviation, the pilot applied right aileron, but the aircraft subsequently slammed down on the right wheel. This impact caused the right wheel landing gear strut to buckle and the right wing to strike the ground. The impact resulted in the right wing being bent upward at the attachment point of the right wing lift strut.
At the time of the accident, the wind was reported at 120 degrees true at 4 knots. The pilot had accumulated 46 total hours of flight time.