Riverside Resources Inc. reported the second batch of results from the drilling program at the Cecilia Project in Sonora, Mexico where work is on-going with partner Carlyle Commodities Corp. Following the first batch of results announced April 15, 2021, Riverside and Carlyle are now reporting additional anomalous intercepts in the last two drill holes of the Phase I drilling program, including 3.3 m of 3.37 g/t Au at the North Breccia Target (CED21-006) and 3.05m of 0.67 g/t Au at the Central Target (CED21-007). Surface and shallow sub-surface expression of the mineralization and alteration in drill holes appear to demonstrate the top of a robust hydrothermal system, which could be expanded at depth, with expectation of a more developed gold and silver system based upon the geologic modeling and logging of these core holes. The mineralization at the Cerro Magallanes dome appears to be strongly related to silicification and oxidation. Fault margins are described by metric-scale wide zones of stockwork to breccia with large amounts of hematite, goethite and oxidized pyrite. The matrix can be partly infilled with chalcedonic or milky white quartz, which in hydrothermal systems is well known to be shallow in the system features. Additionally, in hole CED21-001 and along surface, fluorite and grey quartz are present and support the Company's theory that this represents the upper-part of the system. Drill hole CED21-006 is perpendicular to hole CED21-005 which was announced earlier this month with 22 m @ 1.5 g/t Au with indication that the holes are beginning to develop different dimensions and are open for further drilling as all intercepts have been very shallow to date. The CED21-007 is the first hole by Riverside into the Central Target area and further follow up will now be warranted as gold have been found on structures and previous small-scale mining has been developed along various trends. The Riverside and Carlyle exploration program is on track and plans are to continue with more drilling and building upon these positive results from the Phase I program at the Cerro Magallanes dome as well as over the broader district, which includes at least 6 additional regional targets.