The Light Blues head into their SWPL tie away to Partick Thistle off the back of wins over Dundee United and Hearts in the past seven days as they look to round it off in style.
Speaking to RangersTV after being named player of the month for January, the midfielder feels the squad are more than capable of putting on another positive showing to claim all three points at Petershill.
She commented: “I am looking forward to it, it is difficult playing in a three-game week. It is hard on the body and you have to use the whole squad and you can't train us much and things like that.
“We have definitely got the characters within the group to push out another good performance I think and it is interesting then going into another game where we have to play them obviously in the final.”
The Gers remain unbeaten in all competitions this season and head into the contest on the back of a 20-game winning run but know this afternoon’s opposition will provide a stern test with them winning their last six themselves.
She continued: “I think it is going to be a game of sizing each other up. Obviously the most important thing for us is we stay consistent in the league, but definitely then looking at the game coming up as well."
Jo Potter’s side won the team’s last meeting 1-0 back in September and the Wales international feels the full squad have made real strides since then, with the Gers looking to build on their midweek league victory at Broadwood.
She added: “You can see in our performances that every week we are learning more, we are bonding more as a group. The togetherness is there between all of us and it can only get better I think. I do truly believe that the best still hasn't been.
“It is very tough mentally and physically playing in the three-game week, especially when the timings of the games don't go in your favour, but sticking to the plans. sticking to tactics, trusting the process and getting the result is the main thing on Sunday.”