RedactedNarrative: Vessel 1 one was operating straight, on plane, when the operator looked over her right shoulder to check where vessel 2 was. When the operator of vessel 1 looked forward, vessel 2 was crossing in front of her, on plane, from left to right. Vessel 1 struck vessel 2 on the starboard side gunwale between midship and the stern. The point of impact on vessel 1 was the bow, just left of the keel. At the time of the collision, both operators were ejected and were wearing personal floatation devices. 
  
  The operator of vessel 2 sustained a punctured kidney, a fractured pelvis and soft tissue damage to the right foot. He was transported to the hospital. Surgery was not scheduled and the doctor wants the injuries to heal naturally. As of 04/05/2017, at about 1615 hrs, victim was scheduled to be discharged from the hospital in 24 - 48 hrs.
  
  The operator of vessel 1 reported she had a sore back but did not seek medical treatment. The damage to vessel 2 was moderate and the damage to vessel 1 was slight. There were no witnesses to the crash. The operator of vessel two was determined to be in violation of USCG Navigational Rule #15 (Crossing Situation).;