RedactedNarrative: THE SAILBOAT WAS INVOLVED IN THE 2020 HOOK RACE FROM RACINE, WI BOUND FOR MENOMINEE, MI THROUGH DEATH'S DOOR. 
  
  AT THIS TIME, A STORM WITH HIGH WINDS, WAVES, AND HEAVY RAIN BLEW IN. WHILE TRAVELING NORTHBOUND PAST THE STURGEON BAY SHIPPING CANAL, A WIND SHIFT CAUSED THE SAIL TO WHIP FROM ONE SIDE OF THE BOAT TO THE OTHER, TIPPING THE BOAT, WHILE ALSO GETTING HIT WITH A LARGE WAVE. 
  
  THIS SHIFT IN THE BOAT ALONG WITH A FAILURE IN HER LEASH, CAUSED PASSENGER/INJURED TO BE EJECTED FROM THE VESSEL. THE VESSEL OPERATOR CALLED USCG ON MARINE 16 IMMEDIATELY AND THEY BEGAN THEIR OWN SEARCH OF THE AREA. 
  
  ALL VESSEL OCCUPANTS WERE WEARING PFD'S AND PASSENGER/INJURED ALSO HAD A STROBE AND WHISTLE. USCG RESPONDED BUT VESSEL 1 OPERATOR ULTIMATELY LOCATED PASSENGER/INJURED AFTER SHE WAS IN THE WATER FOR APPROXIMATELY 30-60 MINUTES. PASSENGER/INJURED WAS TRANSPORTED THE DOOR COUNTY MEDICAL CENTER FOR PRECAUTIONARY HYPOTHERMIA MEASURES. HER BODY TEMPERATURE WAS LOWERED 2 DEGREES. SHE WAS RELEASED FROM THE HOSPITAL LATER THAT MORNING.