What happened
During the landing phase at the airport, a tailwheel equipped airplane experienced a ground loop while rolling out on the runway. The pilot had previously performed two stop-and-go landings at a different airport prior to arriving at the accident location.
At the time of the accident, runway 18/36 was closed, and runway 28 was the active runway. The pilot observed that the windsock was pointing straight out, indicating winds from the south, which created a left crosswind component for the landing. During the rollout, the aircraft ground looped to the right, causing the left wing to strike the runway surface.
Approximately 15 minutes before the event, reported winds were 340 degrees at 5 knots. There were no fatalities or injuries reported in this occurrence.