RedactedNarrative: Operator of Vessel #1 (V1) stated in effect: We were heading in from the Atlantic from around Sandy Hook.  I was setting course for the southern entrance to the Marina like I always do.  We must have made it across faster then usual because we came up on the sea wall way faster then I ever have.  When we struck the wall, subject was basically asleep and was thrown into the windshield and dash area.  After hitting the windshield, subject fell back and was unconscious for at least 30 seconds.  I then pushed off the rock sea wall and made my way back to my slip.  I had already contacted 911 for help.
  
  Investigation revealed:  V1 was heading southwest on Sandy Hook Bay in Atlantic Highlands Borough, Monmouth County towards Atlantic Highlands Marina.  The operator of V1 was attempting to enter the southern inlet of the marina where a rock sea wall spans the entire length of the marina north to south.  As V1 approached the entrance, V1 struck the rock sea wall due to the operators speed for low light conditions and for not maintaining a proper lookout.  As a result of the impact, the port side passenger was ejected out of his seat into the port side windshield.  He sustained multiple lacerations to his head and blunt force trauma to his chest.  He was then transported by EMS to Jersey Shore Medical Center for further evaluations.  The other two occupants sustained minor injuries and refused medical attention.  V1 sustained substantial damage to the bow and windshield.  V1 was removed from the water by the owner to avoid sinking.  
  
  Contact was made with Jersey Shore Medical Center in Neptune in regards to subject's injuries.  The Emergency room personnel advised that he was in stable condition and his injuries were non life threatening.