Its flagship project, Monument Bay is 100% owned and was acquired (see March 20/06 News Release) from Bema Gold Corporation and Wolfden Resources. Monument Bay is located in Northeastern Manitoba, 350 kilometers north of Red Lake. Monument Bay hosts high grade gold mineralization within a 25 km shear zone within the Stull Lake greenstone belt, nearing Red Lake. Since 2000, almost Cdn$ 28million of drilling has been spent on the project. In October 2006, Rolling Rock Resources had completed a successful $2 million (6,200 metre) drill program on its Monument Bay property which discovered a new gold zone called the Burn Lake zone assaying up to 45.54 G/T AU over 0.5 metres . In April 2007 Rolling Rock Resources successfully completed its 28 hole, 10 473 metre diamond drill program at Monument Bay further defining the down-plunge extension of the "G" zone at the eastern most area of the existing deposit, grading up to 6.3 g/t Au over 4.0 metres. In January 2008, a recalculation of its resource and a new Technical Report by Wardrop Engineering was calculated at 944,000 ounces of gold at 6.01 g/t. (NI 43-101 compliant) A scoping study is underway at Monument Bay to define mining economics and evaluate the potential of mining the deposit. A 17 hole, 2,654.5 metre diamond drill program commenced February 2008 has been successfully completed at the Domain Property in Northern Manitoba. There were significant drill results from 8 holes including 4.61 g/t over 15.25 metres; 5.22 g/t over 9.05 metres and 4.61 g/t over 18.05 metres. These drill results suggest the gold mineralization is increasing in width and grade to the northwest and a significant drill program is warranted to follow up these encouraging results.

Rolling Rock Resources Corporation (RLL:TSX.V) (the "Company") has commenced a 3,000 metre diamond drilling program on its 65% owned Domain Gold project in Northern Manitoba, Canada.

The approximately 20 hole program is a follow up to the successful drilling campaign completed in early 2008.