RedactedNarrative: On 6/18/19 at 4:30 PM, Operator and Subject each rented a personal watercraft (PWC) from Lake Springfield Marina. Operator signed the Standard Boat Rental Agreement, the PWC Renter Orientation Checklist, and watched the safety video required by the Marina. 
  
  At approximately 5:45 PM, Operator was cruising on the PWC near the Boy Scout Camp peninsula headed east toward the Marina. Operator noticed a “no wake” buoy and backed off the throttle. 
  
  Operator''s PWC slowed and the momentum kept Operator heading east.  At that moment, a motorboat passed by her (distance not recalled) causing a wake. The wake reached the PWC and pushed her toward the shoreline. Operator was unsure what else the wake would do to her PWC so Operator throttled up her PWC to avoid the wake (heading not recalled).
  
  The wake kept pushing her PWC closer toward the shoreline. Operator turned the PWC and realized she had lost control and was too close to the shoreline. The PWC went into the embankment of the shore over rocks and branches, the PWC came to rest on tall grass and the bow went into the dirt embankment. 
  Operator could not get the PWC unstuck, boarded the PWC rented by subject and headed toward the Marina.  No injuries were reported by Operator. Operator was wearing her PFD the entire time.
  As of 6/19/19 the PWC is still grounded in the original location. The Marina is formulating a plan for recovery and a repair estimate will follow after recovery.
  
  On 6/22/19, the marina recovered the PWC and repaired the PWC at the approximate cost of $2400.
  