Three teenagers have been arrested about 400 kilometres from the scene of a South Albury home invasion.
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She was confronted by an intruder about 3.30am.
A pillow and doona were placed over her head and she was pushed to the floor in her bedroom.
A second person was heard in the home and took the keys to her Toyota Camry.
The car was then stolen.
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Police on Friday confirmed boys aged 16 and 17, and a 15-year-old girl, were arrested after crashing the Toyota in Geelong on Tuesday morning.
The girl was caught at the scene and the boys were found nearby following a search.
The vehicle was extensively damaged.
The trio will have to be dealt with for the Victorian offending before being extradited back to NSW.
"Officers from Murray River Police District are continuing to liaise with Victoria Police and will seek the alleged offenders' extradition to NSW," a NSW Police spokeswoman said.
"Inquiries continue."
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