RedactedNarrative: Four teenage rowers rescued from Detroit River after boat capsized
  3/23/18 - Detroit, MI
  Four teenage boys, part of a Detroit crew club, went into the Detroit River on Friday after their rowboat capsized, but they were quickly rescued. The U.S. Coast Guard received a call about 5:49 p.m. about the four boys, but by the time a boat launched from the Belle Isle station arrived, all four had been pulled from the water by a person aboard a spotter or "rowing safety assist boat," according to the Coast Guard. They were hypothermic and in shock, so the Coast Guard crew took them ashore. The crew coordinated with emergency medical services to meet the boat at Sector Detroit, on Mt. Elliott Street, north of downtown, the Coast Guard reported. Local responders were ready and waiting to take them to a hospital; they were expected to be OK. "Great job to all who helped!" reads a post on the Detroit Coast Guard Facebook page. The boys were said to be out practicing and capsized beneath or near the Douglas MacArthur Bridge, which connects Detroit and Belle Isle.
  http://www.mlive.com/news/detroit/index.ssf/2018/03/four_teenage_rowers_rescued_fr.html
  
  The PIWs, males aged between 15-17, were part of the Detroit Rowing Club when their 4-man crew row boat capsized. All were minimally clothed and were not wearing PFDs.  There was no safety equipment, no PFDs, all were wearing spandex singlets, with legs.  The 04 individuals were clearly suffering from shock and hypothermia.