Review Question - QID 219266

A 57-year-old female is water-skiing during a summer vacation and catches her ski awkwardly, causing her to fall. She has immediate pain in her right buttocks region. She is unable to ambulate after getting out of the water and develops significant ecchymosis that evening in the proximal posterior thigh. On exam, she is neurovascularly intact but does have weakness in resisted knee flexion. Radiographs demonstrate a bony avulsion of the ischial tuberosity. You recommend prompt surgical repair. Which of the following orientations correctly represents the origin of the respective hamstring tendons at the ischial tuberosity?