21.3 G/T Gold Over 29.0 Meters At Kinsley Mountain 

VANCOUVER, BC - Nevada Sunrise Gold Corporation reported that Pilot Gold Inc. operator for the Kinsley Mountain joint venture, has reported to the Company that infill and step-out drilling at Kinsley Mountain's Western Flank target continues to intersect high-grade gold mineralization, including 21.3 grams per tone gold (g/t Au) over 29.0 meters in hole PK137C. The upper portion of this intercept in PK137C, including an interval grading 46.4 g/t Au over 4.9 meters, is oxidized, similar to other nearby drill holes with high-grade zones of Oxidation.

Pilot Gold reports that the infill and step-out drilling extends the high-grade zone at the Western Flank target, and that the zone remains open in all directions. Hole PK137C/CA is an infill hole between PK132C (7.53 g/t over 53.3 meters), PK131C (10.5 g/t Au over 42.7 meters) and PK91CA (8.53 g/t gold over 36.6 meters) and provides additional definition along a 150 meter-long, NW-trending zone of high-grade mineralization intersected in five drill holes in the central Western Flank target area. Pilot Gold believes that the strong results along this trend suggest that the mineralization may be an extension of the 2.2 kilometer long NW-SE "Kinsley Trend" structural zone, along which the historical pits are aligned. Shallow historical drilling in the pits stopped short of testing the stratigraphic horizon hosting high-grade mineralization in the Western Flank target, and thus the potential for mineralization below the limits of the pits may be extensive.

PK133C (10.6 g/t Au over 30.0 meters) and PK134C (2.84 g/t Au over 18.9 Meters) are step-out holes located 43 meters northeast and 43 meters south, respectively, of PK 131C. These holes delineate the potential width of the zone of high-grade mineralization, which is open in all directions. Geological data suggest the presence of a gently northeast-dipping, tabular, partially stratabound zone of mineralization.

Current activities on the property include construction of drill roads to access areas between the Western Flank and the Right Spot and Secret Spot target areas, located up to 2 kilometers to the southwest, as well as areas between the Western Flank and the historical Upper Pit, located 550 meters to the southeast. Areas to the south of the Right Spot are undergoing detailed surface mapping, sampling and target generation. Drilling is set to resume in early May 2014 with one coredrill and two reverse circulation drills.