RedactedNarrative: On August 18, 2018 at approximately 1307 hours I, Game Warden, was patrolling Lake Mohave near Katherine Landing. NPS Dispatch advised that a vessel with an injured female was enroute to Katherine Landing for treatment. At approximately 1318 hours the vessel arrived at the dock area and was assisted in docking at the end of the dock. The vessel was an open bow recreational boat. On the vessel were 11 persons total. A female was lying at the stern of the interior of the vessel. A male was assisting her.
  
  I spoke with Victim briefly before transport and she stated that she did not strike any other vessels. Victim stated that she was operating V1 into a head on situation with 2 other unknown PWCs. These two PWCs split, one going left and one going right. Victim continued up the middle between them. The wakes/waves caused due to these actions were significant and Victim could not maintain control of V1. Victim was ejected and during this ejection sustained injury to her left leg and left arm.
  
  At WARMC I further interviewed Victim. Victim confirmed her earlier report of the incident and pursuant injuries. Victim stated that she was in the water less than one minute before two white PWCs with 2 persons on each of them assisted her. Victim stated prior to this assistance and following the incident she had leg pain and could not get back to V1. These 2 PWCs that assisted were not the PWCs which Victim had been in a head on situation with prior to the event. Victim stated she was heading “South,” and back towards the beach area when the incident occurred.
  
  Victim stated that she had not consumed any alcohol or drugs prior to the incident. Victim stated she had been operating PWCs since age 16 and had over 100 hours of experience. Victim stated she believes she had taken an operator education course, but could not remember from who.  Victim stated she was traveling at approximately 35 miles per hour when the incident occurred.
  
  The doctors at WARMC stated that Victim presented sober to the Emergency Room. I was informed that Victim suffered a fractured left ulna and a fractured left femur. 
  
  The lack of damage to V1, information provided by the WARMC doctors on injury and suspected cause, and the statements by all parties involved show that this was a single vessel collision. Due to ejection and impact with the water, injuries were sustained.
       
  No written statements were taken as no parties admitted to witnessing the incident. Victim was not requested to complete a written statement due to her injury condition.
  