The two girls were among five campers and a camp counselor who were in a sailboat when it was struck by a barge in Biscayne Bay near Hibiscus Island.

The company that owns the barge that slammed into a sailboat carrying Miami Yacht Club summer campers, killing three of the girls on board, was identified in a lawsuit filed Friday. The barge and tug boat were registered to Waterfront Construction,

Two girls participating in a summer sailing program in South Florida died Monday when a barge hit their sailboat, throwing them, three other children and a camp counselor into the water off Miami Beach,

The Coast Guard tested the tugboat captain, a barge crew member and the camp counselor for alcohol or drugs. None tested positive, the agency said.

Two girls were killed and two others were critically injured in a collision between a barge and a youth club's sailing vessel Monday in South Florida's Biscayne Bay, authorities said

The Miami Yacht Club and its Youth Sailing Foundation, along with the owners of a construction company, are facing a lawsuit from the parents of a girl on the sailboat that was hit by a barge near Miami Beach last month.

"We owe you answers, and we are going to find them," said Capt. Frank Florio, commander of U.S. Coast Guard Sector Miami.