RedactedNarrative: While on vessel patrol on 06/19/2021 at approximately 14:30 hours,  I heard dispatch call for any available Wahweap units to assist in a broken collar bone in Gunsight Bay. I was in the mouth of Gunsight Bay when the call came out so I let dispatch know I would respond.
  
   I arrived to the houseboat of the injured female approximately three minutes after the call  came out. The female approximately 10 years old was laying on the couch of the houseboat with an ice pack on her collar-bone. She had been crying, but not in excruciating pain. I asked the father what had happened.
  
   He said that her and her brother were tubing when they hit a wave on the tube and he landed on her shoulder.  She began crying and they got her in to the boat to see what had happened. 
  The operator, could immediately see that the collar-bone was deformed. He transported her back to the house boat to where her father was. This is when they had called for help. 
  
  I assisted the father in helping put her arm in a sling to relieve the pressure off of her collar bone for the boat ride. I then assisted her and him on to my patrol vessel. 
  We made the trek down-lake to Antelope Point marina where I met up with the NPS medical team. From here they transported her to the Page, AZ hospital. 
  Victim had to have surgery on her collar-bone and a plate was placed to aid in future growth.