What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
While performing cross-country solo flight from fye to M08, student pilot landed aircraft and came to complete stop on the runway at M08. Began to take back off and during rotation, the aircraft was in a higher than normal nose-up attitude causing the tail to contact the runway. Then the aircraft began to veer left. The aircraft departed the runway, hitting a runway light assembly. The right hand stabilator contacted the light breaking the light off level with the ground and damaging the leading edge of the stabilator. The pilot applied rudder and the aircraft veered back onto the runway tipping right then left causing damage to each wing tip making contact with the ground/runway. The left stabilator also received damage to the under side.
As the FAA filed it
WHILE PERFORMING CROSS-COUNTRY SOLO FLIGHT FROM FYE TO M08, STUDENT PILOT LANDED AIRCRAFT AND CAME TO COMPLETE STOP ON THE RUNWAY AT M08. BEGAN TO TAKE BACK OFF AND DURING ROTATION, THE AIRCRAFT WAS IN A HIGHER THAN NORMAL NOSE-UP ATTITUDE CAUSING THE TAIL TO CONTACT THE RUNWAY. THEN THE AIRCRAFT BEGAN TO VEER LEFT. THE AIRCRAFT DEPARTED THE RUNWAY, HITTING A RUNWAY LIGHT ASSEMBLY. THE RIGHT HAND STABILATOR CONTACTED THE LIGHT BREAKING THE LIGHT OFF LEVEL WITH THE GROUND AND DAMAGING THE LEADING EDGE OF THE STABILATOR. THE PILOT APPLIED RUDDER AND THE AIRCRAFT VEERED BACK ONTO THE RUNWAY TIPPING RIGHT THEN LEFT CAUSING DAMAGE TO EACH WING TIP MAKING CONTACT WITH THE GROUND/RUNWAY. THE LEFT STABILATOR ALSO RECEIVED DAMAGE TO THE UNDER SIDE.