Having not been in action last weekend, the Light Blues will take to the pitch once again on league duty this Sunday against Aberdeen, before an upcoming European tie and an Old Firm also on their radar.
Speaking to the official Rangers website ahead of a crucial couple of games, the striker feels the team can build on their positive start to the campaign, she said: “I think everyone comes back raring to go.
Nice and fresh, we have had a full week to prepare for Aberdeen, so hopefully we can be as ready as possible to take three points.
“It has been super positive; obviously, in the league campaign we are unbeaten so far, so that has been really positive for us.
“The Champions League put us in really good stead; really good opposition.
I thought we competed really well, and going into the Europa Cup that puts us in good stead as well, but first and foremost Aberdeen and we want to try and get the three points.
“The Hearts win gave us a lot of confidence.
“It just showed the quality in the group and squad, and I think Aberdeen is exactly the same.
“We have got to go in there with a lot of confidence and get the three points and try to get a good performance out of it as well.”
The English forward spoke of the impact the summer arrivals have had on the side, with the hopes of continuing their European adventure and getting the opportunity to showcase themselves on that stage.
She added: “The new signings? They have settled in really well. I think there is a really good balance across the group at the minute; I think that is showing on and off the pitch.
“The depth in the squad has shown as well across the fixtures; they have settled in well and are performing really well too.
“I think they will be a massive help. Coming up against those types of players and teams, we always knew it was going to be tough.
“We gave a really good account of ourselves, narrowly missed out in that second game, but that will give us a lot of confidence going into the Europa Cup.
“It is exciting; you get to compete against some of the best in Europe.
“For us, it is kind of a little break away from the league that lets us focus on something else.
"You see where you can get to with that; we obviously want to compete and do as well as possible, but the league is the priority.
“We know that as a group, but it is a little break away from it, midweek and then we can get back to the league action the following weekend.
“We have had the weekend off to kind of reset mentally and physically and then got a big few weeks ahead.
“That is down to us to prepare right and stick together as a group and see how we get on.”
You can be there to back the Gers on their return to SPWPL action this weekend here, with kick-off at 16:10 at Broadwood Stadium.