Wealdstone recorded their first win under new manager Neil Gibson as they narrowly defeated Yeovil 2-1 at Huish Park on Saturday. Veteran forward Enzio Boldewijn opened the scoring with a free header after 15 minutes played. Finn Cousin-Dawson equalised on the stroke of half-time, but Josh Grant won it for the visitors shortly after the break. Neil Gibson, the manager, credited the players for their hard work and determination, saying they were 'absolutely magnificent to a man'. The win was a result of the team's ability to execute their game plan, with Gibson praising the players for taking on board the information and driving it forward. Wealdstone worked on some things during the week that they thought could improve them in certain areas of the pitch, and it paid off. The team's performance was a result of their honest and hard-working approach, with every player giving their absolute all. The Stones continued their fight to stay in the National League with a midweek trip to Steve Pitt's Braintree Town before hosting bottom side Ebbsfleet United on Saturday. Gibson's desire to win games by playing attacking football and scoring goals was evident, but the win also proved that they have foundations to build on at the other end of the pitch. The team's ability to work hard out of possession was key to their success, with Gibson saying it's 'just a given' and part of their DNA. Wealdstone's players put their bodies on the line, with three or four men blocking shots on the edge of their 18-yard box. The win was a crucial one for the team, and Gibson was delighted with the performance, saying the players 'have to take all the credit' for executing the game plan. The team's galvanisation in the face of adversity was impressive, with several players unavailable due to injury. Wealdstone's fight to stay in the National League continues, with the team looking to build on their first win under Neil Gibson.