RedactedNarrative: Operator #1 stated to the effect: While moving at a speed of 25mph, a big sized boat went by me to my left at around 35mph. A decent size wave formed from the wake of the bigger boat passing by my boat. We hit the wave and when we landed it caused myself and victim #2 to get thrown into the 
  water. The boat continued until it hit the marsh. 
  
  The operator of the boat and another passenger were ejected from the boat into the water. My husband tried gaining control of the boat but was also ejected while trying to do so. When I came to, I was lying in the marshlands which leads me to believe I was ejected when the boat hit the marshlands. 
  
  On the above date, I responded to the Chestnut Neck Marina (Port Republic, NJ) for a vessel accident. Upon arrival, I met with the occupants of the vessel involved in the accident. I observed the vessel on the marshlands, located across from the Chestnut Neck Marina. All occupants of the vessel were evaluated by Galloway Township EMS. 
  
  Investigation at the scene revealed vessel #1 was underway in a southeast direction when for an 
  unknown reason, operator #1 lost control of vessel #1 resulting in operator #1 and victim #2 to be ejected into the water. Vessel #1 continued underway in a western direction before striking the marshland 
  located on the north side of the Mullica River. It is determined that the cause of this vessel accident is the careless operation of vessel #1 at a high rate of speed by operator #1. 
  Vessel #1 sustained moderate damage ( crack) to the bottom of the hull.
  