What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
Pilot corrected for a wind gust and the aircraft veered sharply to the left towards the infield, rather than overcorrect the other direction and risk dragging the wingtip he elected to put in enough control to keep the aircraft tracking parallel to the runway in the infield. This resulted in a prop strike when crossing a taxiway. Pilot reported no damage to dvt tower which canceled the alert iii, but upon shutdown two of the three prop blades showed damage.
As the FAA filed it
PILOT CORRECTED FOR A WIND GUST AND THE AIRCRAFT VEERED SHARPLY TO THE LEFT TOWARDS THE INFIELD, RATHER THAN OVERCORRECT THE OTHER DIRECTION AND RISK DRAGGING THE WINGTIP HE ELECTED TO PUT IN ENOUGH CONTROL TO KEEP THE AIRCRAFT TRACKING PARALLEL TO THE RUNWAY IN THE INFIELD. THIS RESULTED IN A PROP STRIKE WHEN CROSSING A TAXIWAY. PILOT REPORTED NO DAMAGE TO DVT TOWER WHICH CANCELED THE ALERT III, BUT UPON SHUTDOWN TWO OF THE THREE PROP BLADES SHOWED DAMAGE.