RedactedNarrative: ACCIDENT
  Operator and friends rented a boat from BASH at 14:22. This was for a two hour rental. They had nine individuals onboard the boat. The wind was high and the waves picked up once they got further onto the lake. Operator mentioned that they were performing normal boating activities like tubing and joy riding. While going a normal speed the boat took on water. The boat quit running and they took on more water. This caused the  boat to drift toward the shoreline with more water onboard. The wind carried the boat to the North East shoreline where it beached on rocks. All participants exited without injury. Once on shore they called for assistance.
  
  STATE PARK RESPONSE:
  Ranger 1 received a call 17:02 about individuals needing help after swamping their boat. She responded on the Sand Hollow boat with Bystander 1. Upon contact they found a boat beached on the shoreline. Ranger 1 confirmed that everyone was uninjured. They requested a ride back to their vehicle. Ranger 1 parked the boat and transported 9 individuals to their vehicles at the BASH parking lot. Once they arrived 17:47 they told her that the boat was a rental. She informed them to speak with the rental company about procedures.
  
  Ranger 2 received a phone call about retrieving the boat 18:05. It was decided to get with BASH and decide if they wanted to retrieve it. Bystander 2 said he had a water pump that might help with the water in the boat.
  
  Ranger 2 and Bystander 2 worked with BASH and were able to tow the vessel to the shore without incident ending the tow around 21:00 hours. 
  
  DAMAGE
  The vessel received substantial damage. Many objects inside washed away and the seats were scattered across the shoreline. The hull and keel of the vessel were scratched heavily including a complete loss of the keel in places. The lower unit of the motor and propeller were heavily damaged. All areas of the boat were impacted in this incident. Without substantial repair work the vessel is not seaworthy.