RedactedNarrative: On June 15, 2015 at about 0530, I Officer were called out by Glen Canyon NRA dispatch for a report of a vessel taking on water within Glen Canyon NRA.  The vessel, a blue Supra boat, was located in the mouth of Face Canyon on Lake Powell.
  
  On arrival there were two males standing next to the boat which had UT registration.  The boat was in shallow water over a rock shelf and the bilge pumps were pumping out water.  The two men told me the boat belonged to a friend.
  
  Operator told me that they had been trying to go the Antelope Point Marina (APM) at about 0530hrs Utah time, from their houseboat which was located in Padre Bay.  Operator said they got turned around and thought they were headed to the marina when they in fact they were headed into Face Canyon.  Operator said he was on plane going about 30mph when the boat hit a rock in the water.  He said that it was fully light outside when the accident happened.  A rock could be seen just below the water surface in the middle of the water channel.  A citizen who was on a personal watercraft gave me a piece of fiberglass that matched the boat color and said he found the fiberglass sitting on the rock that was struck.
  
  Operator and Occupant said that after they hit the rock they put their life jackets on and were able to get the boat to the shallow rock shelf and then call for help.  Operator said they had been boating for about 20-30 minutes before they struck the rock.  Operator and Occupant did not appear to have any injuries and did not request medical help.
  
  The owner of the boat was contacted and said he would stay at the APM.  Owner authorized Aramark Executive Services to come and tow the boat back to APM.  We gave Occupant a courtesy ride from the damaged boat to his houseboat to get vehicle keys and then dropped him off at APM to meet Owner.  Operator stayed with the damaged boat to wait for the tow boat.  We cleared at about 1000hrs with a message to have Owner call us when the boat was at APM and out of the water.
  
  At about 1400hrs Owner contacted Glen Canyon Dispatch and said his boat was at the Antelope Point public ramp.  Officer and I went there and contacted Owner.  Owner said that Occupant and Operator had permission to be operating the boat.  Owner said that he had State Farm Insurance on the boat.  Officer too photos of the boat and noted damage to the boat rudder, propeller, a hole in the keel where the propeller attached and many small damage points on the hull.  Owner said the boat filled with water to about halfway up the engine compartment.  We were unable to see a water line or look to see if there was damage to the engine or engine mounts.
   