C172 student pilot reported loss of control on crosswind touch and go which resulted in runway excursion and prop strike.
Synopsis
C172 student pilot reported loss of control on crosswind touch and go which resulted in runway excursion and prop strike.
Narrative
I have 49 flight training hours; with 5.7 hours of training in crosswind conditions. I was flying my first solo cross country flight to ZZZ1 from ZZZ. I had my first solo on Day 0. I have a total of 2.9 solo hours. I have flown a cross country flight to ZZZ1 once before. I landed on Runway XX. The winds were from the direction 240 at 10 kts. I approached with the intention to go around if anything doesn't feel or look right. The crosswind was coming from the left side of the aircraft; so I used left aileron and right rudder. The approach felt perfect and I landed on centerline and aligned straight with the runway. As I cleaned up the flaps and applied throttle for a touch and go; the plane started going towards the left side of the runway; opposite of the wind direction; it appeared to be a weather vain. I kept the left wing down and applied full right rudder. I continued towards the left side of the runway; so once I was at the grass; I pulled the throttle to idle and eventually stopped in the grass to the left off of the runway. There were light prop strikes in the dirt; but no dents on the prop; nor damage anywhere else on the plane; nor to myself.
Source: NASA Aviation Safety Reporting System (public domain). Reports are voluntary submissions and are not verified by NASA.