RedactedNarrative: On 8/24/14 at approximately 2:15pm, a boating incident occurred on lake wylie. The incident was located at the entrance to withers cove. The single vessel incident involved a pwc. His brother was the passenger. The pwc jumped the wake of another boat causing both subjects to be ejected off the port, left, side of the vessel. 
  
  On this day the weather and visibility was clear. The air temperature was 80 degrees and water temperature was 85. Subjects were loaned a pwc. They were riding on lake wylie across from south point boating access area along with owner. They saw a vessel cruising down the main channel leaving a large wake. Operator took off and jumped the wake the vessel was leaving. The pwc then went airborne causing both operator and occupant to be ejected off the port, left, side of the pwc. This caused injuries to operator's pelvis and occupant's knee needing medical attention. Both subjects had on pfds shortly after the incident, they were able to flag down owner who came back to look for them after getting slightly ahead of their location. Fire station 38 was on routine patrol and saw operator and occupant waving about the same time owner arrived. They also came over to assist. There was broken fiberglass on the left rear panel of the pwc where occupant's knee made contact as he was thrown off. There was no more damage to the pwc. Both subjects were transported to steele creek cmc for medical attention. 
  
  This incident appears to be operator inexperience. This was operator's first time operating a pwc. He was traveling too fast and was unable to control the pwc as it jumped the other vessel's wake. Operator had not completed a boating safety course as required by law. Owner  was charged with allowing operator to operate a pwc without first completing a nasbla approved boating safety course.