Jak Alnwick believes the competitive nature in the squad will drive Saints to end the season on a high.
Having reached the semi-final of the Betfred Cup this season, the 27-year-old hopes the Buddies can go one better in the Scottish Cup and reach the final.
Saints travel to Rugby Park on Monday night to face Kilmarnock in the quarter-final. But before that comes around, Jim Goodwin's men will face relegation-battling Ross County in Scottish Premiership action.
While many would assume that all focus for Saints is now on the cup, the goalkeeper says the aim is to wrack up wins to finish as high up the league as possible as well as success in the cup.
We want to win every single game until the end of the season," he said.
"We want that seventh spot, there is no doubt about that and we want to get into the semi-final and ultimately the final of the Scottish Cup.
"I wouldn’t say there is priority, we are professionals, we want to win every game in front of us and I hate losing, whether it is training or a game and you see that in the whole squad.
"You can see the competitive edge in training, in everything, the head tennis is competitive, so we will be trying to win every game until the end of the season.
"It is nice that we have a quarter-final to look forward to and some tough league games against teams fighting for survival.
"They are going to be lively games against team scrapping for their lives, Ross County this Wednesday being one of them.
"It is obviously a difficult place to go and a lot of teams have struggled. But we know what we are capable of.
"Now it is results-based between now and the end of the season and try to pick up as many points as possible for that seventh spot."
