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Ghana's Under-17 female football team captain, Sandra Owusu-Ansah, has been handed another chance to prove her mettle at the world stage with her inclusion in the final list of the Under-20 team for their Women's World Cup (WWC) in Papua New Guinea.
Owusu-Ansah, who captained the Black Maidens to their quarter-final feat at the FIFA Under-17 WWC in Jordan last month, is the only player from the tourney who made it in the final list of 21 players to represent Ghana’s Under-20 side.
Coach Mas-Ud Dramani, over the weekend released his final list for the Novembr 13 to December 3 tourney in Papua New Guinea, convinced the ladies who had made the cut had what it took to push for a quarter-final qualification for the Princesses.
The team meanwhile, were unable to travel to Australia as planned last Friday and are likely to leave tomorrow for a 10-day training tour of Australia before heading for Papua New Guinea on November 10.
In Papua New Guinea, the Princesses will have their Group C campaign against New Zealand on November 14, France on November 17 with the final group game against USA on November 21.
The Princesses’ list include:
Goalkeepers: Victoria Adjei (ZFK Obilic, Serbia), Azume Adams (Ange IF, Sweden), Rose Baah (Samaria Ladies)
Defenders: Rita Darko (Hasaacas), Vinoria Kuzagbe (Ideal Ladies), Belinda Anane (Youngs Town Sate, USA), Fuastina Ampah (Blessed Ladies), Vida Opoku (LadyStrikers) and Kate Adu-Agyeman (Ashtown Ladies)
