What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
Student pilot on a presolo flight test during landing flare yanked the flight control too fast at low speed stalling the aircraft. The flight instructor did not timely recover from this unusual attitude allowing the aircraft to crash on the runway. No injuries reported. Flight intructor competence and experience, newly certificated and new to the student that was due for a pre solo test were contributing factors to the accident. This instructor was temporarily substituting the original one that could not attend the lesson.
As the FAA filed it
STUDENT PILOT ON A PRESOLO FLIGHT TEST DURING LANDING FLARE YANKED THE FLIGHT CONTROL TOO FAST AT LOW SPEED STALLING THE AIRCRAFT. THE FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR DID NOT TIMELY RECOVER FROM THIS UNUSUAL ATTITUDE ALLOWING THE AIRCRAFT TO CRASH ON THE RUNWAY. NO INJURIES REPORTED. FLIGHT INTRUCTOR COMPETENCE AND EXPERIENCE, NEWLY CERTIFICATED AND NEW TO THE STUDENT THAT WAS DUE FOR A PRE SOLO TEST WERE CONTRIBUTING FACTORS TO THE ACCIDENT. THIS INSTRUCTOR WAS TEMPORARILY SUBSTITUTING THE ORIGINAL ONE THAT COULD NOT ATTEND THE LESSON.