Accident Overview
A private pilot, under the supervision of a certified flight instructor (CFI), was conducting a series of three-point touch-and-go landings in a tail wheel-equipped airplane when the accident occurred. The CFI reported that during one landing on runway 09, the airplane touched down with a "side drift" while the front-seat private pilot was at the controls. Following touchdown, the airplane drifted left of the runway centerline.
Loss of Control
The CFI assumed control of the airplane in an attempt to regain directional control. During this maneuver, the airplane swerved, causing the left main landing gear to collapse. Subsequently, the left wing contacted the runway surface, resulting in structural damage to the aircraft.
Weather Conditions
The CFI reported that the wind at the time of the accident was from 050 degrees at 7 knots. No other weather information was provided.
Conclusion
The accident involved a loss of directional control during a touch-and-go landing, leading to gear collapse and wing damage. The CFI's report indicates the presence of a side drift prior to touchdown. No injuries were reported in the source, and no causal factors were explicitly stated.