RedactedNarrative: On 7/2/2016 at approximately 1645 hours, Vessel 1 was following Vessel 2 travelling south in Rocky Creek in Lake Sinclair.  
  
  Operator2 told me that he observed a ski boat pulling a skier coming from his right and he decreased speed and turned to his right (starboard) to avoid the ski boat.  
  
  Operator1 told me that she did not see Operator2 change course and speed until the last second and she struck his PWC on the right side, with the front (bow) of her PWC.  The impact knocked both operators into the water but they were able to reboard the PWC's and travel back to the owner's lake house. 
  
  Both operators were taken to the hospital where they were treated for injuries and released that afternoon.  Operator1 suffered a sprain to her left shoulder.  Operator2 suffered contusions/small lacerations to his right knee area.
  
  Vessel 1 suffered damage to the underside of the hull beginning at the front and travelling 36 inches down the hull.  Scratches and scuffs into the fiberglass.
  
  Vessel 2 suffered damage to the right side front  storage compartment and fiberglass damage to the front and rear section of the hull above the waterline. There was also fiberglass damage to the left rear side approximately 8 inches in size, resulting from the collision.  Damage was moderate to extensive. 
  
  Neither operator had completed boater education training as required by law.  No charges were filed.