ProCamps Data Breach Investigation

ProCamps, a Cincinnati, Ohio-based sports camp company, reported a data breach involving an incident dated March 17, 2026. ProCamps posted a notification letter on the California Attorney General's website on September 30, 2026, more than six months after the reported incident.

The ProCamps Data Breach Filing

The filing identifies March 17, 2026, as the breach date but does not specify how many people were affected or how the incident occurred.

The notification letter identifies ProHoldings as the reporting company. As of October 2, 2026, ProCamps had not issued a separate public statement explaining the incident.

Ohio's breach notification law generally requires businesses to notify affected Ohio residents within 45 days of discovering a qualifying breach, subject to certain exceptions. The time between the reported breach date and the public filing raises questions about when the company discovered the incident and notified affected individuals.

Sports camp registration can involve collecting children's names, birth dates, addresses, parent contact information, and medical details. Anyone who received a ProCamps breach notification should review the information identified in the letter and follow the recommended precautions.

How The Lyon Firm Can Help

The Lyon Firm represents consumers in data privacy matters and has filed dozens of class action data breach lawsuits on behalf of plaintiffs in Ohio and nationwide.

If you or your child received a ProCamps breach notification, contact our data breach attorneys for a free, confidential case review.