Sancha Sánchez
| Sancha | |
|---|---|
16th-century painting of Sancha by Antonio de Holanda | |
| Queen consort of León | |
| Tenure | 923–4 |
| Died | 960 |
| Burial | Collegiate church of Covarrubias, Burgos |
| Spouse | |
| Issue | |
| Father | Sancho I of Pamplona |
| Mother | Toda of Pamplona |
Sancha Sánchez of Pamplona (d. 960) was an infanta of the kingdom of Pamplona who made three politically significant marriages in medieval Spain, most notably to Fernán González of Castile. She is commemorated in ballads about Fernán, where she is depicted as rescuing him from his imprisonments during his disputes with the king of León.