RedactedNarrative: V1, occupied by a female operator and a juvenile passenger hits a large wave on the starboard side, front of PWC, ejects both passengers. Female passenger suffers broken ankle, juvenile passenger is uninjured. The operator advised that while the tour guide was on the beach with the other participants, she and her son were running up and down the pass on the PWC, traveling around 25 MPH. She said she saw a big wave at the last second and tried to slow down as water splashed up in her face. She said the starboard front of the PWC hit the wave and ejected the two of them into the water. She said she heard her left ankle snap as it was trapped in the floorboard of the PWC when she went overboard. She told us she has been operating PWC's for many years up north and that she has well over 100 hours of experience with them. She agreed that she was probably going too fast for conditions at the time of the accident. The operator was given a verbal warning for operating her PWC too fast for conditions. Her son was not injured, and they were both wearing their life jackets. 