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The Black Princesses defeated Australia based side Egde Hill 6-0 in a friendly on Thursday night in Australia which is Thursday morning in Ghana.
The Princesses scored four goals in the first 45 minutes and added two after the half time.
Princella Adubea and Jane Ayeyiam scored a goal each with Sandra Owusu Ansah scoring a hatrick.
The game forms part of the team's training in Australia ahead of their participation in this month's FIFA U20 Women's World Cup in Papua New Guinea.
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