Rogue wave causes PWC to be pushed into operators pelvic girdle.  
V1, A Black and gold personal watercraft (PWC) bearing Florida registration numbers was underway at idle speed near the Northeast end of the Anclote sandbar in Pasco County, State of Florida. The owner and operator of the PWC was OP1.
While idling near the sandbar, OP1 was sitting on the seat of V1.  Two (2) waves struck the bow of V1 back-to-back. The impact with the waves pushed V1 into OP1’s groin area. OP1 was not holding onto the handlebars of V1 to keep it from being pushed into him. 
OP1 operated V1 back to his residence. He called for emergency services due to the injury to his groin. OP1 was evaluated and taken to North Bay Hospital in New Port Richey, FL. Later, he was taken to Bayonet Point Hospital which is the trauma center in Pasco County. 
According to a phone interview on July 17, 2023, with OP1, he stated the following: 
1.	He suffered a fractured Pelvic bone. 
2.	He received surgery at Bayonet Point to rebuild his Pelvic bone. 
3.	There are no injuries to his internal organs at this time. 
4.	He was placed on bed rest until July 31st, 2023. 
5.	He will follow up with doctor to confirm all internal organs are still uninjured. 
6.	His bodily functions are currently all normal. ;:Injuries sustained due to impact with handlebars/console of personal watercraft were a fractured pelvic bone. Was admitted to Bayonet Point Hospital for surgery to rebuild Pelvic bone. All internal organs are uninjured at this time. Victim was placed on bed rest until after July 31st, 2023. All bodily functions are normal at this time.

Gulf Of Mexico
NEW PORT RICHEY               