RedactedNarrative: Vessel one was traveling north on the Ouachita River and vessel two was traveling south. Both vessels met in a sharp bend of the river and collided nearly head on. Prior to the collision it appears that both vessels were traveling either the middle of the river or a little towards the westerly side of the river. When the vessels neared one another, driver of vessel one tried to make a left turn to avoid a collision and driver of vessel two tried to make a hard right turn. Both vessels hit bow to bow at a slight angle. Vessel one went over the top of vessel two. Vessel two was spun around and came to rest facing back north near the west bank of the river. Only one passenger from vessel two was ejected and no one from vessel one was ejected. Vessel one was a 21 ft. fiber glass boat with console steering. It was occupied by two adults and a six year old child, only the child was wearing a PFD onboard vessel one. No one on vessel one received any injuries. Vessel two was a 16 ft. aluminum boat with a tiller steer motor. It was occupied by one adult and three juveniles, all of which were wearing their PFDs. The Driver of vessel two suffered a broken right leg, a severe right knee injury, cuts to the back of his thigh and buttocks area, and a blood clot in his lungs. The juvenile passenger that was ejected received a broken right leg and a broken left ankle. Neither driver seem to be impaired, but both drivers gave blood voluntarily. Results still pending.