What happened
During an approach to runway 29, a student pilot was aligned with the runway centerline with an airspeed of 60 knots. The Visual Approach Slope Indicator (VASI) showed red-over-white indications at the time. The aircraft touched down just past the runway numbers.
Following touchdown, the airplane began to veer toward the right. Despite the student pilot applying left rudder input, the aircraft continued its rightward turn. The right main landing gear lifted from the surface, causing the aircraft to travel off the runway and collide with a snow bank. The aircraft subsequently underwent a nosed-over event.
At the time of the accident, winds were reported from 090 degrees at five knots.