RedactedNarrative: On August 22, 2014 I responded to Chester River Hospital in Chestertown, Maryland in reference to a wakeboarding accident. Once there I met with the injured wakeboarder. Wakeboarder advised me that she went wakeboarding with three others. Subject1 was the person that organized the trip with the ski club's adviser who was also the boat owner and operator of the vessel they wakeboarded on. They started wakeboarding at approximately 1:30pm and all took turns wakeboarding and hydrofoiling. Wakeboarder advised me that it was her first time wakeboarding and that Subject2 and Subject1 started her on a barefoot boom to get the feel of things and then eventually worked her way up to wakeboarding. Sometime between 3:30pm and 4:00pm the boat was in the area of Devils Reach on the Queen Anne's side of the Chester River between Rolph's Wharf and The Chestertown Yacht club traveling North East, when Victim was on her second try of wakeboarding for the day she got up with the wakeboard and leaned too far to her left causing the wakeboard to turn and the toe side of the board caught the wake from the boat, which then launched her face first into the water, the impact ripped the board from her feet. After the fall she advised that her neck and head hurt. Victim got back in the boat and took some ibuprofen and everyone asked if she wanted to go back to the dock she declined and they made a couple more runs. Then finished around 5:30pm the 4 students went to dinner back at the College and Victim went back to her dorm early from dinner to rest and take some more medicine. After a few hours of not feeling better Wakeboarder decided to go to the Emergency center at Chester River Hospital around 7:40pm. She was admitted and they ran a Cat Scan and determined she had a concussion, she was released that night before I was done interviewing the other passengers on the boat. 
  
  On August 23, 2014 I met Subject2 at his boat slip to interview him collect his information, the boat registration and check all safety equipment.