Beti-Onak Women

The Polideportivo Municipal Hermanos Indurain in Villava sits well outside Beti-Onak's home ground of Pasai Donibane, in Navarre. The venue draws crowds of around 900 for the fixtures that matter, as it did for the 2023 Copa de la Reina quarter-final against Rocasa Gran Canaria.

Beti-Onak grew out of Donibane Eskubaloi Taldea, formed in Pasai Donibane in 1961; the women's section followed only in 1985, a generation later. For most of that history it stayed away from the top division. That changed in 2021–22, when the club won the División de Honor Plata and reached Liga Guerreras Iberdrola for the first time.

In 2024–25 Beti-Onak reached the final of the Copa de la Reina, the furthest the club had gone in its history, and lost to Super Amara Bera Bera. Olaia Luzuriaga has since been called into the Spanish national squad. Estitxu Rodríguez and Libe Arruabarrena, both products of the youth ranks, played through the run to last season's cup final.

The step European competition demanded came in 2025–26, when Beti-Onak entered the EHF European Cup and beat Yellow Winterthur to reach the round of 16.