RedactedNarrative: Vessel 1 and Vessel 2 were both in the main channel area of Pineview Reservoir, just south of the Spring Cove area. Vessel 1 was under power and on plane. Vessel 2 was stationary in the water and in the process of switching out water skiers. Driver of Vessel 1 estimated him going approximately 30 miles an hour, and not paying attention to the water and what was in front of him. Operator of Vessel 1 was looking down at the instrument gauges and listening to the engine of the boat as it had just gone through some maintenance.
  Operator of Vessel 2 advised that they were stationary in the water, they had skiers out of the water and in the vessel. Operator advised the orange flag was properly displayed and they watched as the other boat was going to hit them. Operator 2 advised his occupants of the boat to get out as the other boat was going to hit them. Most occupants jumped out of the boat and only one occupant sustained injuries.
  Vessel 1 struck Vessel 2 with the bow. Vessel 2 was hit about the middle of the port side. Vessel 1 traveled up and through Vessel 2 passing all the way through the boat exiting Vessel 2 on the starboard side. Vessel 1 circled back around and made contact with the occupants of Vessel 2. Vessel 1 loaded the occupants onto their boat, along with another boater in the area that responded and rendered aid. The third boat took one patient with minor injuries to their foot to the Port Ramp dock for medical attention. Vessel 1 towed Vessel 2 to the Port Ramp. No occupants of Vessel 1 were injured; the driver of Vessel 1 was cited for Speed and Proximity and Fail to Maintain Lookout.