RedactedNarrative: Vessel #1 operator stated that she was easing off the gas and slowing down within the designated ride area.  She then saw a young man and woman approaching from her right side.  The man was operating the PWC.  She reports the PWC hit us on the right side and ran up onto our PWC, hitting my son in the right lower leg.  
  
  Vessel #2 operator stated that this was his first time riding a PWC.  They stopped in front of us at which time I let off the gas and hit reverse.  I then veered to the right, however hit vessel #1.
  
  Investigation revealed that both vessel #1 & #2 were riding in a controlled PWC zone within Jarvis Sound monitored by Wildwood Waverunners.  Vessel #1 was drifting as vessel #2 was approaching from the starboard side.  Vessel #2 was unable to slow his operation and attempted to avoid impact by veering to his right, however impact was not avoided.  Vessel #2's bow impacted the starboard side amidship of vessel #1.  It was reported the bow of vessel #2 also struck the right lower leg of the passenger of vessel #1.  Upon inspection no damage was noted on either vessel.  Both operator's immediately returned to the dock and met with management who contacted emergency services.  
  
  A short time later Lower Twp. Rescue Squad #1227 responded to the scene and transported the passenger of vessel #1 to Cape Regional Hospital.  The operator of vessel #1 is the mother of the passenger.  
  
  No witnesses observed the impact at the scene and both PWC's were taken back to the dock prior to my arrival.  Supervisor of Wildwood Waverunners was within the PWC zone, however did not witness the accident.  
  
  It should be noted that I spoke to the mother of the injured passenger from vessel #1 later this date and learned that the passenger was released from the hospital with no injuries.  
  
  
  