RedactedNarrative: Coast Guard rescues crew team members after boat swamps in Detroit River
  4/21/18 - Grosse Ile, MI
  A U.S. Coast Guard crew rescued two high school students from the water and helped another after their rowboat became swamped by the wake of passing vessels. The students, members of the Grosse Ile High School crew team, were practicing in the Detroit River near the northern point of Grosse Ile while their coach monitored in a nearby boat, according to a statement from the Coast Guard. They were taken to a local hospital to be evaluated for hypothermia. The Coast Guard's 25-foot response boat out of Belle Isle, near Detroit, was on patrol for a rowboat regatta race taking place nearby when fishermen alerted them about 9 a.m. Saturday that the team members were in the water. By the time of their arrival, most of the team already had been helped into the jon boat. Two were in the water and a third had just gotten into the coach's vessel and was exhibiting hypothermic symptoms. "In this case we were lucky we were already on scene and were able to get to them quickly because local fishermen alerted us," Petty Officer said in the statement. He was the coxswain aboard the Coast Guard small boat and a boatswain's mate stationed at Belle Isle. "Even though it's sunny out, it's still very cold water. Always be prepared when you go out on the water. You never know what could happen." EMS transported the 3 injured to the hospital to be checked.