Having booked their place in the Scottish Cup quarters last weekend and already in a Sky Sports Cup final, the Gers now turn their attention back to the title race when they host Aberdeen in league action tomorrow afternoon.
Speaking to RangersTV on the competition for places in the dressing room, she commented: “As a group we have got so much quality within that.
“Week in week out we can make changes and everyone steps up to perform but I think in games like that if there is players who maybe haven't had the opportunity they are fighting for a place as well.
“It is good, fresh faces and things.
“Obviously Laura [Berry] is still in and about in training with us but she has got that youthfulness and she brings that energy into training and Telma has been a good addition as well.
“We have got a lot of competition for that place but she has settled in well and we just want to improve our squad as much as we can and every position.
“If that is healthy competition then it can only get us better.”
It has been six months since the two sides faced off on the opening day of the season, with the winger acknowledging the change in both teams since they last met in an 11-0 away win for the Gers on August 11.
She continued: “Last game against them? That seems a long time ago since we went up there.
“Changes with their manager and his experience and their gameplan and squad will be very much different to the first game of the season.
“That is something that we are expecting to come up against, it is not going to be an easy test by no means.
“We just need to bring our quality and we know we have got that within the squad throughout, we will just look forward and hope for a win.”
The 28-year-old has provided an impressive 15 assists for her teammates so far throughout this campaign, insisting her focus is continuing to perform on the pitch in hope of helping the Light Blues achieve success in the months to come.
She added: “I pride myself on contributing in that way for the team.
“It is not always about stats but I think I can bring a lot in different areas on and off the pitch.
“If they are only looking at stats then it is looking all right but I just want to keep improving that and keep helping the team to win games.
“I think compared to the last few seasons this is definitely the most competitive.
“Lots of competitions to still be won and we just look forward to every game.”
Tickets for tomorrow afternoon’s fixture are still available to purchase here, kicking off at 2pm at Broadwood Stadium.