Student Pilot Makes Forced Landing After Engine Power Loss on Initial Climb (N5213M)

Incident Overview and Immediate Actions During the incident, a student pilot reported having just completed a touch-and-go landing. While on the initial climb-out at an altitude between 50 and 100 feet above ground level, the aircraft's engine sputtered and subsequently lost power. In response to the power loss, the pilot lowered the nose of the aircraft and executed a forced landing on the runway. However, the remaining runway length was insufficient to bring the airplane to a complete stop. The aircraft traveled approximately 150 feet beyond the end of the runway before encountering a 3-foot drop-off. This impact caused the nose wheel to collapse, bringing the airplane to a complete stop.