The Gers make their return from the international break currently on top of the league standings on goal difference, whilst being in the last eight of the Scottish Cup and having the chance to win a third Sky Sports Cup final in a row.
Speaking to the official Rangers website as they look ahead to being back on the pitch against Hearts in SWPL action tomorrow, she commented: “This is my fourth season here and I have always noticed from March onwards that is when the big games are coming thick and fast.
“A few midweek fixtures in there as well so that is when you want to be at your best, hopefully this last block has set us up well for it.
“There won't be an easy games, Hearts will be tough as well this Sunday.
“The fixtures for the post-split games have been announced and there are some really tough games and weeks in there.
“We are looking forward to the challenge knowing it's going to be hard physically and mentally.
“Even for the neutral it is a really exciting league, the top-six with four teams on the same amount of points at the moment.
“Every game matters so hopefully we can come out on top in the end.”
The Dutch midfielder has hailed the spirits amongst the group in what has been a flawless run of games since the turn of the year, with the Light Blues winning six matches across three separate competitions.
She continued: “It has been quite a good block for us if you put it like that ever since we came back at the start of this year for the second half of the season.
“Obviously we didn't finish off the first half of the season well so it has been really good and positive for us.
“I feel like there has been more of a positive energy around the group.
“It is good to see, I have enjoyed playing in the games as well. I feel like people are able to express themselves and we have scored some really good goals, managed to keep a few clean sheets as well which is important.
“Goal difference wise we are doing well; we want to avoid a situation like last year so we want to make sure we keep pushing for goals and trying to keep clean sheets.
“Not just the results have been good but the performances as well so it has been promising for what's to come for the rest of the season.”
The 32-year-old has enjoyed a run in the side of late having started the last three outings, insisting the team are going to all have a role to play in order to achieve success in what remains of the campaign.
She added: “We need all the numbers, particularly going into a hectic part of the season.
“Hopefully we manage to keep players fit, it is always great if someone is coming back from injury and is able to showcase their talents.
“It is great to have Ini back and personally it has been positive for me to be able to play a bit more in these weeks.
“Whether it is a centre-back or midfielder and hopefully that continues.
“We like to view the cups as ours because we won both last season so hopefully we can make sure we put our hands on them again.
“Knowing that the last two seasons we haven't been able to win the league that is obviously a massive goal for us.
“Knowing that we can't look too far ahead but we hope that we can win trophies for this club because that is why we are here.
“Even better if we manage to do it with performances that people like to see and the type of football that people want to come back to the stadium for and watch again, so hopefully we can do that.”
Tickets for the match tomorrow are available to purchase here, with the fixture kicking off at 2:00pm at Broadwood Stadium.