GOLD-SILVER: StrikePoint drills 102 g/t Au and 356 g/t Ag at Willoughby

[caption id="attachment_1003731171" align="aligncenter" width="426"] Location of proposed Willoughby adit (red circle). (Image: StrikePoint Gold)[/caption] BRITISH COLOMBIA – The drill results from the North zone at the Willoughby gold-silver project 26 km east of Stewart, in the Golden Triangle are promising, reports owner StrikePoint Gold of Vancouver. Hole W19-094 tested a new area of exposed mineralization that was covered by glacial ice during earlier exploration. The hole returned 1.0 metre of 102 g/t gold and 356 g/t silver within a longer interval of 4.0 metres that averaged 26.28 g/t gold and 95.00 g/t silver. Hole 94 also returned the longest intersection – 5.3 metres at 1.17 g/t gold and 0.80 g/t silver – of the four holes for which assays have been received. This is a potentially new structure says StrikePoint. Its orientation is similar to the North zone, 100 metres away. The high grade mineralization occurs within a galena-pyrite-sphalerite-chalcopyrite vein with visible gold. StrikePoint only acquired the Willoughby property this spring and started exploration in July. The site was previously drilled from 1989 to 1995, and several hundred metres of underground development was completed to allow drilling. More information about Willoughby can be found in the corporate presentation at www.StrikePointGold.com.