RedactedNarrative: Operator #1 stated in effect:  I was heading up river in the area of Hawk Island, so I looked back to the right to make sure it was clear.  I continued north towards the island when all of a sudden I saw him come out of nowhere.  I tried to gas it to get away from him, and then he hit into the back of me.
  
  Operator #2 stated to the effect:  We were both going north when I saw him look back and to the right. Then he cut to the right, towards the beach, right in front of me.  I turned hard left to try to avoid him and then we hit.
  
  Witness #1 stated to the effect:  I saw the red ski heading north near the island, while the black jet ski was messing around doing 360s,  The black one pulled out of the loop as they got closer together, when the black jetski cut to the left behind the red one and they hit.   
  
  Investigation revealed: Vessel #1 was on the left and vessel #2 was on the right, both were traveling on the Delaware River in the vicinity of Hawk Island, Delanco Twp.,  when they struck each other.Vessel #1 was attempting to navigate in a north west direction towards the island beach,  as vessel #2 was operating off the shoreline n the same vicinity.  As soon as vessel #2 completed several small circular loops, operator #2 attempted to turn north,  and head up river.  It was at this point,  the two personal watercraft struck.  Operator #2 failed to maneuver in an appropriate direction,  thus striking the starboard aft of vessel 1,  with the bow of vessel #2. Operator 2 then fell from the PWC and then entered the water.  Both personal watercraft then returned to the beach.  A approximate 12 inch crack was observed in the cover, in the starboard aft of vessel #1.  The rub rail was damaged a scuffed.  Vessel #2 had damage to the bow rub rail and the bow eye was bent to the port side.  No injuries were reported.