RedactedNarrative: Vessel 1(LA 1715 GJ) was occupied by one operator, the coach for the Harvard University Sailing Team, who was giving instruction to the occupants of Vessel 2 (14FT sailboat), teammates of the sailing team.  
  
  The operator of Vessel 2 was instructed to operate in a circular movement around Vessel 1.  While doing so, strong wind conditions and rough seas caused Vessel 1 to move significantly forward after taking a wave from the stern of the vessel.  
  
  At this time, Vessel 2 was in front of Vessel 1 and the passenger of the vessel was struck by the inflatable portion of the hull of Vessel 1 (20ft RHIB).  
  
  This caused the passenger to fall into the bilge of the vessel landing on her shoulder, causing a small fracture to her collarbone.  911 was immediately notified and all persons involved returned back to the harbor where NOPD and EMS responded.  The passenger was then transported to the hospital for additional treatment.  Alcohol was not involved and PFDs were worn at the time of the incident.  The contributing factors to the incident are heavy winds and rough sea conditions while training for the sport.
  