ValGold Resources Ltd. (TSX VENTURE:VAL)(FRANKFURT:VR2) ("ValGold") is pleased
to release assay results for an additional eight holes from the 2011 exploration
program at the 100% owned Tower Mountain Gold Property. The first stage of the
drill program included 2,100m of core drilling in a total of 13 holes. The
results from the first five holes, released April 8, 2011 were highly
encouraging with the best holes returning gold mineralization with a grade of
1.136 g/t Au over widths of up to 16.5 meters and 0.815 g/t Au over 73.5m (core
lengths). Assay results from the additional eight holes announced today confirm
and support the good results of the initial five holes. 


Highlights of Drill Results

Highlights included significant intersections (See Table Two for full details):



--  TM-11-66 with 28.5m grading 0.779 g/t Au 
--  TM-11-67 with 87.0m grading 0.982 g/t Au 
--  TM-11-69 with 84.0m grading 0.535 g/t Au 



Stephen Wilkinson, President and CEO of ValGold, commented, "The results from
the additional eight holes meet or surpass our expectations and this reinforces
our confidence in the potential of Tower Mountain as a gold project." ValGold
will drill the next 2,500m in the second phase of the 2011 program immediately
after breakup.


31-Bench Zone

The 31-Bench Zone comprises the former B-, C-, and D-Zones, located
approximately 800m southeast of the UV Zone where ValGold reported an NI 43-101
compliant inferred resource of 151,000 ounces (SEDAR March 6, 2006). Previous
drilling on the 31-Bench Zone by ValGold and earlier operators confirmed wide
intersections of low grade gold mineralization over a large area but the holes
were widely spaced and at diverse azimuths. The eight holes reported today,
(TM-11-64 to 71) were drilled in parallel at approximately 60m spacing. A Drill
hole Location Database is presented in Table One.


These drill holes provided good widths with encouraging values of 0.779 g/t Au
over 28.5m, 0.982 g/t Au over 87.0m and 0.535 g/t Au over 84.0m. Intervals were
calculated generally using a cutoff between 0.25 g/t to 0.30 g/t Au but may
include short intervals of lesser grade. Table Two below has the other
intersections of interest.


The 31-Bench Zone gold mineralization is hosted within a trachy-andesite
fragmental rock unit and a syenodiorite intrusive. Pyrite mineralization ranging
from 1% to 10% is common in the core along with potassic alteration which is
typically a reddish hue. The syeno-diorite lithologies are interpreted as dykes
emanating from the main Tower Mountain Intrusive Complex. The fragmental is
slowly changing to a more mafic composition towards the south as indicated in
the last few holes. True width calculations of the intersections will require
more geological information. A program of quality control and quality assurance
of the sampling was undertaken with the insertion of blanks and standards in the
regular stream of assay samples submitted for analysis. A check of the values
did not find any irregularities in the Certificate of Analysis from Accurassay
Laboratories.


Table One: Drill hole Locations (NAD 83-Zone 16)



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Hole                UTM E     UTM N      ELEV    LENGTH   AZIMUTH       DIP
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TM-11-64           300792   5377612       460     167.5       062       -45
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TM-11-65           300817   5377573       462       107       062       -45
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TM-11-66           300828   5377526       469       170       062       -45
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TM-11-67           300873   5377451       499       107       062       -45
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TM-11-68           300886   5377382       497       190       062       -45
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TM-11-69           300914   5377341       494       122       062       -45
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TM-11-70           300975   5377276       517       110       062       -45
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TM-11-71           301000   5377243       526       110       062       -45
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The Tower Mountain Project

The Tower Mountain Property (ValGold 100%) is located approximately 40km west of
Thunder Bay, in North West Ontario. It is underlain by Archean-age volcanic and
sedimentary rocks with a syenitic intrusive complex being an important focal
point for the widespread gold (and copper) mineralization. The exploration
targets are large low-grade bulk mineable deposits, several zones of interest
being discovered in earlier drill campaigns. Thus far in 2011, ValGold has
drilled the 04-36 Zone (1.136 g/t Au over 16.5m), the 04-9 Zone (0.54 g/t Au
over 18.0m) and the UV Zone (0.815 g/t Au over 73.5m), the latter of which
contains the NI 43-101 compliant inferred resource of 151,000 ounces within 7.15
million tonnes (see ValGold's Technical Report filed on SEDAR, March 6th 2006).


Robert Chataway, P.Geo, the qualified person for ValGold, has reviewed the
accuracy of the technical portion of the news release.


For more information on ValGold's Canadian gold projects (Tower Mountain and
Garrison) and its international projects, please visit our website at
www.valgold.com.


Stephen J. Wilkinson, President and Chief Executive Officer

This news release includes "forward-looking information". All statements in this
release, other than statements of historical facts, that address the private
placement or mineral exploration programs contain forward-looking information
and are based on a number of assumptions, including, but not limited to, that
there will not be substantial changes to market conditions, regulatory
requirements or costs associated with mineral exploration. Although the Company
believes the expectations expressed in such forward-looking information are
based on reasonable assumptions, such statements are not guarantees of future
performance and actual results or developments may differ materially from those
in the forward-looking information. Factors that could cause actual results to
differ materially from those in forward-looking information include changes the
price of the company's shares, the costs of labor, equipment and other costs
associated with exploration, exploration successes, continued availability of
capital and financing, and general economic, market or business conditions.
Investors are cautioned that any such statements are not guarantees of future
performance and actual results or developments may differ materially from those
projected in the forward-looking statements.


Table Two: Significant assay results from drill holes; TM-11-64, -65, -66, -67,
-68, -69, -70, -71




Hole                      From             To         Length          Grade
Number                      (m)            (m)            (m)       (g/t Au)
                                                                           
TM-11-64                  33.5           45.5           12.0          0.397
                          51.5           80.0           28.5          0.321
                          87.5           93.5            6.0          0.533
                         104.0          105.5            1.5          1.168
                         114.5          125.0           10.5          0.956
                                                                           
TM-11-65                   5.0           23.0           18.0          0.354
                          26.0           42.5           16.5          0.452
                          48.5           57.5            9.0          0.729
                          63.5           65.0            1.5          0.630
                          74.0           75.5            1.5          0.584
                          90.5          101.0           10.5          0.515
                                                                           
TM-11-66                   4.5           32.0           27.5          0.480
                          42.5           57.5           15.0          0.608
                          83.0           84.5            1.5          0.494
                          90.5           92.0            1.5          0.549
                         102.5          105.5            3.0          0.677
                         110.0          122.0           12.0          0.332
                         128.0          131.0            3.0          0.453
                         141.5          170.0           28.5          0.779
                                                                           
TM-11-67                  14.0          101.0           87.0          0.982
                                                                           
TM-11-68                   3.0           12.5            8.5          0.411
                          27.5           32.0            4.5          0.386
                          38.0           44.0            6.0          0.413
                          62.0           75.5           13.5          0.517
                          81.5          120.5           39.0          0.476
                         168.5          173.0            4.5          1.184
                                                                           
TM-11-69                  14.0           18.5            4.5          0.323
                          24.5          108.5           84.0          0.535
                                                                           
TM-11-70                  39.5           54.5           15.0          0.554
                          66.5           72.5            6.0          0.381
                                                                           
TM-11-71                   2.3           20.0           17.7          0.519
                          41.0           44.0            3.0          0.510
                         102.5          104.0            1.5          0.842



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