RedactedNarrative: On June 22, 2022 at approximately 1800 hours, V2 was drifting near shore on the east side of Kingsley Lake with the bow pointing east.  V2 had just dropped a skier on shore and the tow rope had not been retrieved yet.  V1 was traveling in a NE direction behind V2 when she crossed over the rope that was floating in the water behind V2.  
  
  The rope became entangled in the impeller of V1.  The victim was standing in waist deep water on the starboard side of V2 and the rope had drifted back to the north looping around her.  As the momentum of V1 tightened the rope between the two vessels, it pulled towards Victim hitting and pulling across the front of both her upper legs and waist area.  
  
  When the slack was pulled out of the rope, both operators fell into the water as V1 came to a stop and V2 was pulled backwards.  Victim was pulled under water by the rope. Both operators of V1 and V2 were uninjured, however, Victim suffered severe abrasions to both of her upper thighs, a hymatoma near her waistline, and broken ribs.
  
  Victim sustained a laceration (rope burns) on both upper thighs, a hematoma near her waistline, and broken ribs from the tow rope that was being used to water ski.  Victim was standing in approximately waist deep water when she was struck my the rope being pulled taut between two PWCs.  She was originally discharged from the hospital on 6-24-2022. I was notified on 7-7-2022 that Victim was re-admitted into the hospital on 7-5-2022 due to an infection at the IV site.  She was still in the hospital fighting infection and pneumonia at the completion of this report.