Aquila Resources Inc. released results from the second round of drilling at its 100% controlled Peninsula gold project. Peninsula is part of a package of gold prospects acquired by the company in 2010 that occur within the Marquette Greenstone Belt in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Highlighted intercepts from the second round of drilling at Peninsula include: 8.84 g/t gold over 3.5 meters in PEN-11-23; 7.48 g/t gold over 3.0 meters in PEN-11-26; 5.31 g/t gold over 4.59 meters in PEN-11-30; 10.37 g/t gold over 4.48 meters in PEN-11-36; and Including 23.4 g/t gold over 1.97 meters. The company believes these results depict the quality of the Peninsula property as well as the overall potential of the Marquette Greenstone Belt. The belt is thought to be an extension of the Wawa Greenstone Belt in Canada, which is home to world-class deposits such as the Hemlo and Eagle River gold mines. The second round of drilling at Peninsula completed an additional 23 holes to build upon the 20 wide-spaced holes completed by the Company in 2010. Drilling from the first round identified a mineralized shear zone along a strike length of 300 meters and to a depth of 70 meters. Results from the second round of drilling have expanded the gold-bearing structure down dip to a depth of 150 meters. The Peninsula shear zone remains open along strike and at depth. Peninsula is located approximately 70 km north of the Back Forty Project and 3 km west of the Ropes Gold Mine, a former gold producer most recently operated in the 1980's by Callahan Mining Corporation.