RedactedNarrative: Owner/operator and occupant, wife were traveling east on Black Creek while overtaking a vessel in tow, when he lost control of his vessel and struck a bulkhead and tree on the south bank.
   Based upon injuries, damage to the vessel, bulkhead and tree along with written and verbal statements, Operator was on full plane traveling at or above 50 mph when he hit the wake from another vessel and lost control of his vessel.  As his vessel turned hard to starboard, his occupant was thrown from the vessel from her port side seat.  After Occupant1 was ejected from the vessel, it continued south until striking the bulkhead and then a tree approximately three feet from the back edge of the bulkhead where the vessels momentum was stopped.  The vessel then slid backwards approximately five feet where the bow was the only portion of the vessel touching the bulkhead with the remainder of the vessel resting in the water.
  The witness/Good Samaritan recovered Occupant1 from the water and she sat on the starboard rear deck until we arrived. 
  I followed up with Operator on 5/5/19 at 7:35 PM by phone to inquire about the injuries sustained by him and Occupant1.  They were both released from the emergency room on the day of the crash and it was determined that Occupant1 sustained two broken ribs and her left arm was fractured resulting in her arm being placed in a sling.  Operator sustained one broken rib, seven stitches and his nose was broken in two places.
  