RedactedNarrative: Tubing Accident-
  Vessel owner and operator was pulling a tube with 3 occupants onboard.  While making a left turn, the tube went over the wake, then hit another wave in the area.  The tube tipped over to the starboard side causing the portside occupant, 18 years old, to be launched or thrown from the tube.  Victim landed hard and folded, injuring her lower neck or upper back.  The other occupants of the tube were uninjured.  They responded to screams of pain and helped her float on her back and stabilized her head until emergency help arrived.  
  
  Emergency Aide & Rescue-
  a park employee, and I responded to the 911 call of a girl with a possible broken neck who was still in the water after a tubing accident.  We located the patient in the water, provided Type IV throwables to aid in floatation of the patient and had a c-collar applied to the patient.  I stayed with the boat involved in the accident and Gibbs shuttled the medical crew to the scene from the boat dock.  EMT's used a backboard to recovered from water and place her in the boat.  Victim was transported by ambulance to Utah Valley Regional Hospital for her injuries.
  
  Follow Up-  I contacted victim’s mother, who reported no serious injury to neck or back, and that she was sore but okay.