What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
On take-off roll the pilot had input the right rudder. However, a left cross wind existed. The pilot says he started to release the right rudder and the aircraft started to drift to the left. The inspector believes that the left rudder was input because of wind direction. The inspector believes the pilot got confused about conditions and aborted the take-off. On abort, the aircraft drifted off the left edge of runway 29R, after rolling 1500'. The prop struck a mud bank. This inspector has discussed this incident with the student and the instructor and the instructor will provide additional crosswind training to this student.
As the FAA filed it
ON TAKE-OFF ROLL THE PILOT HAD INPUT THE RIGHT RUDDER. HOWEVER, A LEFT CROSS WIND EXISTED. THE PILOT SAYS HE STARTED TO RELEASE THE RIGHT RUDDER AND THE AIRCRAFT STARTED TO DRIFT TO THE LEFT. THE INSPECTOR BELIEVES THAT THE LEFT RUDDER WAS INPUT BECAUSE OF WIND DIRECTION. THE INSPECTOR BELIEVES THE PILOT GOT CONFUSED ABOUT CONDITIONS AND ABORTED THE TAKE-OFF. ON ABORT, THE AIRCRAFT DRIFTED OFF THE LEFT EDGE OF RUNWAY 29R, AFTER ROLLING 1500'. THE PROP STRUCK A MUD BANK. THIS INSPECTOR HAS DISCUSSED THIS INCIDENT WITH THE STUDENT AND THE INSTRUCTOR AND THE INSTRUCTOR WILL PROVIDE ADDITIONAL CROSSWIND TRAINING TO THIS STUDENT.