After getting over an injury, the winger continues to build up her minutes, as she provided the assist for Katie Wilkinson on the third Rangers goal as they overcame Aberdeen 3-1 at Broadwood.
Speaking to RangersTV after the match in which she started in a varied central role, she said: “It was a wee bit different for me today, but it is something that we worked on in training, and it is something we were maybe going to try and utilise today.
“It was different, but I enjoyed it, but we have got good relationships all over the pitch and can interchange positions, and we can make things work.
“It is good to just get back and into the team today as well after a difficult start to the season, so I am just pleased to be playing.
The winger gave her reflections on the performance, which saw the Gers score three first-half goals before the visitors struck 14 minutes from time, but ultimately kept their 100 per cent start to the season up in the process.
She continued: “I think we maybe took a wee 10 or 15 minutes to get into the game, but I think we built ourselves into it nicely and we had a good variation of play.
“Obviously, scoring three goals in the first half is a positive to go into half-time with the upper hand.
“As the game went on, we maybe came off the gas a wee bit, and it is something that we don't really want to do.
“That is something that we will look at and see if we can try and hold onto the intensity throughout a game, but it is the start of a big couple of weeks for us and to get three points on the board after not having a game last week is the most important thing; it is what we came here to do.”