RedactedNarrative: On 09/04/2021 Operator was operating his 14-foot SEADOO on Tims Ford Lake in close proximity to the Rock Creek Boat Ramp. Operator stated that he had been on the water for about 10 – 15 minutes and was going around 50 mph until he jumped a wake which caused his SEADOO to go airborne. When Operator’s vessel landed it then changed course of direction and resulted in Operator being ejected. Operator flipped 2 or 3 times across the water. Observers from land retrieved Operator out of the water and called 911. Operator complained of pain in his back and ear. Operator also stated that one of his feet were numb. Operator was flown by helicopter to Vanderbilt and his injuries were treated. Operator consented to a blood draw request from Officer 1 and a blood alcohol analysis test was conducted by the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation. The test was completed, and the Ethyl Alcohol percentage came back as negative. Operator broke his pelvis in four places and went through surgery. Operator should have a full recovery in about one year. Operator was wearing a life jacket and his engine kill switch lanyard. Operator’s loss of control and the excessive speed at which he was operating his vessel were the primary factors in this accident.