RedactedNarrative: Watercraft #1, operated by Operator1, was traveling at cruising speed in a straight line next to another PWC. occupant was also riding on Watercraft #1 with her mother Operator1. Watercraft #2, operated by Operator2 and occupied by 1 occupant, passed by Watercraft #1 traveling in the same direction. Watercraft #2 turned 180 degrees around and was directly in front of Watercraft #1. Both Watercraft #1 and #2 tried to avoid the collision but the two vessels collided. The collision sent all 4 occupants into the water. All 4 occupants made it to shore near Fox Island Lane in Great Falls. 
  
  Witness1 witnessed the collision from his point of view aboard another PWC near the collision. 
  
  Watercraft #1 has a shattered hull in the front of the vessel. Watercraft #2 has a broken steering column and about a 2 foot crack in the underside of the hull. (Attached pictures of both watercraft)
  
  Operator2 received medical attention on shore for a sprained wrist and symptoms from "whiplash." Occupant on v1 and Operator1 did not receive medical attention, but were both experiencing soreness throughout their body''s. occupant on v2 had a cut on his right hip that did not need medical attention and was also experiencing symptoms of "whiplash" from the collision. 
  
  Both Watercraft will need major repairs with repair costs can be estimated at $3,000 for each watercraft from the damage seen. Both watercraft were not operational and were tied down on the beach off of Fox Island Lane in Great Falls, MT.