Rogue Resources Inc.

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - 04/14/11) - Rogue Resources Inc. (TSX-V:RRS - News) (the "Company") is pleased to announce preliminary results from recent drilling at its 100% owned Langmuir Nickel Project near Timmins, Ontario. Drilling at the W3 target has intersected ultramafics, the same type of volcanic flow in which the Company's W4 deposit is hosted as well as other nickel deposits and mines in the immediate area.

The Company has used the Kambalda-type deposit model for exploring in the Langmuir camp with several discoveries to date. The Company recently completed six NQ-size holes on exploratory targets and seven HQ-size holes on the W4 deposit which will be used for metallurgical testing in ongoing scoping study level work. Assaying is now underway to determine the nickel content of the ultramafics which will be combined with other data to vector ongoing exploration towards potential areas of elevated or concentrated nickel mineralization.

Exploration for Langmuir-type nickel deposits is a multi-step process:

a) review of regional geology to identify favourable geological units using the Kambalda-type deposit model

b) identify conductive targets using airborne geophysics and checking surface geology if exposed,

c) drill test favourable flows (ultramafics) for nickel sulphide mineralization based on the model

The Company used this methodology to discover the W4 nickel deposit in 2007 and has identified a number of other targets for drilling that have yet to be drill tested.

"Previous success at Langmuir including the discovery of the Company's W4 deposit has been through the application of the above exploration strategy. We are encouraged by recent drilling as ultramafics have been identified in proximity to a geophysical anomaly, our W3 target, suggesting we are in the right host environment," comments Company President, Steve de Jong. "Further exploration is now underway in order to vector in on the VTEM anomaly and possible nickel mineralization. The W3 target is located approximately 300 meters west of the W4 deposit. Company geologists are reviewing the possibility that this zone is the same volcanic flow which hosts the W4 deposit."

The Langmuir W4 deposit hosts a NI 43-101 resource estimate of 677,000 tonnes of 1.0% Nickel, Measured & Indicated, and 171,000 tonnes of 0.89% Nickel, inferred. The highest grade portion of the deposit comes to surface and appears to be amenable to an open-pit production scenario. The Company has commenced a number of scoping level studies on the deposit including environmental, geotechnical and metallurgical. As there is a fully operational nickel mill within 8km of the deposit it is the Company will continue to advance the W4 deposit towards production while as well as execute its aggressive exploration program in the immediate vicinity with the intention of identifying other high grade, Kambalda-type nickel deposits.

Corporate Update:

In June of 2010 the Company underwent a management transition and put a team in place focused primarily on the advancement and development of its two key assets: the Langmuir Nickel Project and the Radio Hill Iron Ore Project. Both are 100% owned by the Company and contain either historical or NI 43-101 compliant resources. Since this change the Company has replaced its Board of Directors, consolidated its stock, renamed itself to Rogue Resources Inc. (formerly known as Golden Chalice Resources Inc.) and significantly reduced overhead spending. It also purchased exploration facilities in Timmins, Ontario which were originally built to facilitate Falconbridge Inc.'s exploration programs in the area.

"The Rogue story is unique in that the Company completed two 43-101 technical reports, one of which includes a resource estimate, immediately prior to a consolidation. Over $14 million has been spent on the Company's projects as well as an additional, estimated $10 million spent historically on its Radio Hill Iron Ore project. We are now seeking joint venture partners on a number of projects which have seen a combined $6.5 million in recent exploration expenditures," states Company President, Steve de Jong. "New management's primary objectives have been and continue to be to curb excess spending on administration costs, joint venture advanced-stage exploration projects and focus on the advancement and development of both its iron and nickel assets. Significant steps have been taken over the previous six months to make these objectives a reality. The Company is now well positioned to take advantage of the current commodity market by focusing resources on its two key projects with aggressive exploration programs in combination with assertive marketing campaigns. We encourage investors to visit our website and review our most recent corporate presentation to keep updated with our projects and future exploration and development plans."

To view the Company's recently updated Corporate Presentation click on the following link:

http://www.roguemining.com/i/pdf/CorporatePresentation.pdf