Incident Overview
A student pilot flying her first solo supervised instructional flight experienced a stall and subsequent hard landing. According to the student pilot, her flight instructor had directed her to remain in closed traffic for runway 36 and execute three full-stop landings. The student pilot departed and completed the first full-stop landing, then departed again. She made her second landing and initiated a touch-and-go, climbing to approximately 150 feet above the runway.
Sequence of Events
At about 150 feet, the student pilot recalled her instructor's instruction to perform a full-stop landing. She pulled the throttle back, which caused the airplane to stall. The aircraft then landed hard on the runway. The incident occurred during daylight hours on a runway designated 36.
Context
The flight was the student pilot's first solo supervised instructional flight. The instructor had explicitly briefed the student to complete three full-stop landings, but the student inadvertently began a touch-and-go on the second landing before correcting the action by reducing power.