Incident Overview
A student pilot flying solo was conducting touch-and-go landings on runway 22R when the aircraft departed the runway after a landing attempt. The pilot had initiated a touch-and-go, flaring about one-third down the runway, touching down, raising the flaps, and applying full throttle. Shortly after, the airplane veered left toward the runway edge. The pilot applied right rudder and checked airspeed, then reduced throttle and increased right rudder input. The aircraft returned toward the centerline, and the pilot reapplied full throttle. However, the airplane reached the end of the runway without attaining flying speed. It continued beyond the runway threshold over dirt and grass before striking an airport boundary chain link fence.
Post-Event Actions
After the aircraft came to rest, the pilot shut down the engine and secured the electrical equipment. The pilot reported that the airplane experienced no mechanical failures or malfunctions during the flight.
Aircraft and Runway Information
The incident occurred on runway 22R. No specific aircraft type, registration, or engine details were provided. The pilot was flying solo and practicing touch-and-go maneuvers in a right-hand traffic pattern.