RedactedNarrative: owner/operator of Personal Watercraft (PWC) Vessel 2 (V2) with passenger and owner/operator of PWC Vessel 1 (V1), left Main St. Boat Ramp heading east towards the Black Creek South Prong fork.  As they entered the curve near the fork, at approximately 17:40 hours, a wake boat was turning right into the curve heading in the opposite direction.  
  
  Operator2 with V2 occupant seated behind her, was in the lead operating V2 and Operator1 on V1 followed behind them.  Operator2 saw the boat as she came into the corner but was unable to react quickly enough to safely operate through the large wake created by the boat as they passed port to port. V2 occupant and Operator2 were ejected from the vessel entering the water from the port side.  
  
  Operator1 was riding approximately 60 feet behind and to the left (port) of Operator2 but because Operator1 was operating near the center of the creek, Operator1 had to steer hard to the right to avoid a collision and couldn't see that Operator2 and V2 occupant had fallen into the water.  
  
  As Operator1 passed the vessel port to port, his eyes were fixed on the passing vessel and before he realized that Operator2 and V2 occupant were in the water, his vessel ran over V2 occupant leaving a large laceration approximately 5 inches in length. 
  
  Operator1 estimated his speed to be approximately 20 MPH before he let off the throttle after turning starboard (right).  V2 occupant was reported to be unconscious but a good samaritan along with Operator2 and Operator1 were able to pull V2 occupant onto a boat and he was transported to the Main St. Boat Ramp. 
  
  Operator1 said he made the 911 call at 17:42 hours and that was approximately 1 to 2 minutes after the accident.  Emergency Medical Services evaluated V2 occupant at the boat ramp and a friend transported him to St. Vincent's Hospital where he received 12 staples for a laceration on the right side of his head (scalp).
  
  Operator2 complained of a sore right knee but refused treatment.
  
  V2 occupant was hit by the PWC operated by Operator1.  He sustained a laceration to the scalp (right side) requiring 12 staples.
  