RedactedNarrative: Vessel I was exiting the Edgewater Yacht Club towards the Edgewater Cut, when the starboard engine failed. After the engine failed the port engine did the same. With no propulsion Vessel I began drifting into the inner corrugated wall of the Edgewater Cut by strong no11hwest winds. 
  
  The starboard bow of Vessel I struck the steel wall first and damaged the bow and windless anchor housing. The operator attempted to anchor the vessel, however, was unable to set the anchor. Vessel I was turned by the force of the wind, then pinned up against the steel wall on their port side. 
  
  Vessel I was thrown a tow line with a bridle by the Cleveland Metro parks Marine Unit, the lines were attached to the cleats along the port and starboard bow, and unit I was put into a stern tow. Vessel I was towed to the inner harbor by Cleveland Metro parks Marine Unit and determined to not be taking on water, despite having a large crack in the hull. 
  
  The tow line was removed from Vessel I, and handed off to Cleveland Marine Towing to complete the private tow. Statements were taken from the two occupants of the vessel and photographs of the damage were taken. The vessel suffered damage to the fiberglass hull and was hauled out of the water to be stored at Whiskey Island Marina until a fiberglass repair estimate can be completed.