The striker has made history as she becomes the first ever SWPL player to win the award on back-to-back occasions, after claiming it for the first time in her career in September.
The 26-year-old enjoyed a brilliant month for the Light Blues, as she continued her fine form in the opening months of the new campaign.
Her performances included getting on the scoresheet on four occasions in the Gers’ 7-0 win over Hibs at Ibrox, in doing so scoring her first ever goal in the stadium.
The forward found the back of the net six times overall in four starts whilst also providing two assists.
Helping Jo Potter’s side to Sky Sports Cup progression as they booked their place in the quarter-finals with a win over Hearts in the first fixture of the month.
She provided the pass for Kirsty Maclean’s goal to start the comeback in the 2-1 Old Firm victory to round off the month, as Rangers went top of the table heading into the international break.
Speaking from the Hampden Museum today as she received her award, she said: "I am honoured to win the October award and it's special to become the first ever SWPL player to win these awards back to back.
"The team have started the season well and I'm delighted that has been recognised by those involved in the game."