Swedish World Cup alpine ski racer who competes across all disciplines, born 23 April 1995 in Briancon, France; daughter of former World Cup overall champion and rally driver Luc Alphand and older sister of World Cup speed skiers Nils Alphand and Sam Alphand, both of whom race for France. Competed for France as a junior, winning gold in super-G and silver in giant slalom and super combined at the first Winter Youth Olympic Games (Innsbruck, 2012), before switching national affiliation to Sweden (her mother Anna-Karin's home country) ahead of the 2018 season after falling off the French team. The switch revived her career: she reached top-30 world cup start positions in both slalom and giant slalom and posted her best World Cup finish, 5th in slalom at Lienz, on 28 December 2017. Won a silver medal in the mixed team event at the 2021 World Championships with Sweden. Has competed at two Winter Olympics (2018, 2026) and four World Championships (2021-2025).

FIS Code 197616. Competes in all four disciplines (SL, GS, SG, DH), with a best-ever discipline ranking of 19th (2018 and 2025). Career: 0 World Cup wins, 0 podiums, best individual finish 5th (SL, Lienz, 28 Dec 2017). 2 World Championship medals across 4 appearances (2021-2025): silver, mixed team event, 2021. 2 Olympic appearances (2018, 2026), no medals. Sister of Nils and Sam Alphand.

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