Alazne Aurrekoetxea
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Real, and documented at the level federation records provide — a competitive paddle-surf career tracked on the Spanish surfing federation's own site, corroborated by the sport's international and continental governing bodies and by national Spanish press. Alazne Aurrekoetxea (born August 29, 1996, per her World Surf League athlete profile) is from Sopelana in the Basque Country. Named press profiles describe her starting surfing at age 10 with the Peña Txuri club and moving into paddle surf at 18, when she won gold at the Atlantic Water Games representing Euskadi in her first paddle-surf competition — a result that redirected her competitive focus toward the discipline. Her federation ties are directly documented. The Real Federación Española de Surf (Spanish Surfing Federation) named her to its official national SUP team roster for the 2025 ISA World SUP & Paddleboard Championship (Nov. 10–15, 2025, Surf City, El Salvador), listing her under "Surf Femenino" (Women's Surf). Spain's team successfully defended its ISA World SUP team gold medal at that event — a title first won in 2024 — finishing with 11 total medals across all disciplines, per the International Surfing Association's own announcement; Aurrekoetxea's individual result in the SUP Surf women's event was a 10th-place finish, without an individual medal at that Championship. The following July, the federation again named her to Spain's official roster for EuroSUP 2026 (July 21–25, 2026, Salinas, Asturias) in the Women's Open SUP Olas category. At that event, per the European Surfing Federation's own published results, she won the Open Women's SUP Surfing title outright — described as producing "an outstanding right-hand wave worth more than nine points to take control and secure the European title," defeating France's Camille Dubrana — with a two-wave total of 13.86 points including a 9.33-point ride, confirmed independently by Spain's national wire service Europa Press and by MARCA, MSN, and Diario Vasco. She had already been described as a sitting European SUP-surf champion in earlier 2025 press covering an athlete-branding collaboration, and told MARCA after the July 2026 win, in her own words: "Es un sueño hecho realidad. Han sido muchos años de trabajo, esfuerzo y sacrificio para llegar hasta aquí" ("It's a dream come true. It's been many years of work, effort and sacrifice to get here"). On October 14, 2025, OnlyFans signed her as a sponsored athlete under the same program that has separately signed surfer Lucía Martiño, tennis player Pedro Martínez, and skier Joan Verdú — part of the platform's push to sponsor athletes in niche sports disciplines. She announced it on her own Instagram, saying, in her own words as reported by named Basque and national press (Diario Vasco, 20 Minutos, Gipuzkoa Gaur): "Grateful to have this new sponsor for this season, which will support me in my competitions, training and travels" — adding that the content would be "exclusive 100% sporting content: surfing sessions, training, competitions and trips." Her primary sponsorship remains with the Basque apparel brand Blue Banana, for whose Adrenaline Crew Collection she was one of four elite athletes who co-designed a piece — a reversible bikini — for its spring–summer 2025 line; OnlyFans is a secondary, sports-content sponsorship layered on top of that existing deal. OnlyFans' own blog independently corroborates the relationship, featuring her as one of its sponsored athlete creators in posts recommending surf-adjacent OnlyFans accounts to follow. No official AI-persona statement, platform AI label, or operator claim of a virtual model was found anywhere in this research; her federation-documented, multi-year competitive paddle-surf career is consistent with a real, documented athlete. People searching her name are almost entirely checking on the Basque SUP surfer they've read about in Spanish sports press, not questioning whether she exists. This page is unclaimed and compiled from public sources.
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- Instagram @alazneaurreko Appears official Reported at roughly 81,000 followers, bio reading "Professional Surfer 🏆Campeona de España X2🏆Campeona de Europa 🥇Campeona del mundo por equipos" per indexed search snippets; live follower count and bio text could not be independently reconfirmed via automated fetch (Instagram blocks unauthenticated requests).
- World Surf League (athlete profile) Athlete profile Official Official third-party athlete-profile database confirming her identity, birthdate, and Basque Country hometown.
- Real Federación Española de Surf (national team roster) Team roster Official Official Spanish federation site naming her to its national SUP team roster, both for the 2025 ISA World Championship and EuroSUP 2026 — the primary realness anchor for this page.
- European Surfing Federation (EuroSUP 2026 results) Official results Official Official continental governing-body results page confirming her Open Women's SUP Surfing title at EuroSUP 2026.
- OnlyFans — Warning Documented via named Spanish press (Diario Vasco, 20 Minutos, Gipuzkoa Gaur, AS.com) covering her October 2025 signing to the platform's athlete-sponsorship program, plus her own Instagram announcement and the operator's own blog independently featuring her among its sponsored athlete creators. She has said the content is exclusively sports-related — surf sessions, training, competitions, and travel. Not linked here — reach any account only through her own verified bio links, never a search-result "leak" page.
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- The national press coverage of her OnlyFans athlete sponsorship may draw unrelated "leak" or spam pages using her name and photos; none of that is linked or described further here — only the accounts listed above are treated as hers.
- No official AI-persona statement, platform AI label, or operator claim of a virtual model was found anywhere in this research; her federation-documented competitive paddle-surf career supports a real human athlete, not a virtual one.
The documented facts
- Born August 29, 1996; from Sopelana, in the Basque Country, Spain. Source: World Surf League — athlete profile · documented
- Began surfing at age 10 with the Peña Txuri club, and at 18 competed in paddle surf for the first time at the Atlantic Water Games, representing Euskadi and winning gold — a result that shifted her competitive focus toward SUP. Source: Noticias de Navarra (Grupo Noticias), Aug. 5, 2024 · documented
- Named on the Real Federación Española de Surf's (Spanish Surfing Federation's) own official national-team roster for the 2025 ISA World SUP & Paddleboard Championship (Nov. 10–15, 2025, Surf City, El Salvador), listed under the Women's Surf discipline. Source: Real Federación Española de Surf — official team roster · documented
- Spain's national SUP team successfully defended its ISA World SUP & Paddleboard Championship team gold medal at the 2025 event (first won in 2024), finishing with 11 total medals across all disciplines, per the International Surfing Association's own announcement; Aurrekoetxea's individual SUP Surf women's result at that Championship was a 10th-place finish, without an individual medal. Source: ISA (International Surfing Association) — official announcement · documented
- Named again on the Spanish federation's official national-team roster for EuroSUP 2026 (July 21–25, 2026, Salinas, Asturias), in the Women's Open SUP Olas category. Source: Real Federación Española de Surf — official team roster · documented
- Won the Open Women's SUP Surfing title at EuroSUP 2026 in Salinas on July 24, 2026, with a two-wave total of 13.86 points including a 9.33-point ride, defeating France's Camille Dubrana — per the European Surfing Federation's own published results. Source: European Surfing Federation — official EuroSUP 2026 results · documented
- The July 24, 2026 European title win was independently confirmed by Spain's national wire service, Europa Press, and by named-byline coverage at MARCA, MSN, and Diario Vasco; in her own words to MARCA after the win: "Es un sueño hecho realidad. Han sido muchos años de trabajo, esfuerzo y sacrificio para llegar hasta aquí" ("It's a dream come true. It's been many years of work, effort and sacrifice to get here"). Source: MARCA, July 24, 2026 · documented (that she said it)
- On October 14, 2025, OnlyFans signed her as a sponsored athlete — part of the platform's athlete-sponsorship program, which separately also signed surfer Lucía Martiño, tennis player Pedro Martínez, and skier Joan Verdú. She announced it herself on Instagram, quoted by named Basque and national press: "Grateful to have this new sponsor for this season, which will support me in my competitions, training and travels," adding the content would be "exclusive 100% sporting content: surfing sessions, training, competitions and trips." Source: Diario Vasco, Oct. 14, 2025 · documented (that she said it)
- The OnlyFans sponsorship is secondary to her existing, longer-running sponsorship from the Basque apparel brand Blue Banana; for Blue Banana's Adrenaline Crew Collection (spring–summer 2025), she was one of four elite athletes who co-designed a piece — a reversible bikini — for the line. Source: Distribución Actualidad · documented
- OnlyFans' own blog independently features her as one of its sponsored athlete creators, in posts recommending surf-adjacent OnlyFans accounts and surf destinations — operator-side corroboration of the sponsorship separate from the press coverage. Source: OnlyFans Blog — athlete creator profile · documented
- No official AI-persona statement, platform AI label, or operator claim of a virtual model was found anywhere in this research; her federation-documented, multi-year competitive paddle-surf career is consistent with a real, documented athlete. Status: unknown
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