Molycor Gold Corp. - Secular Bull

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

MOLYBDENUM DIAMOND DRILLING PROGRAM PLANNED FOR CROWREA & EMPRESS CLAIMS

April 3, 2007 – Vancouver, British Columbia

Goldrea Resources Corp. (GOR – TSX.V; Frankfurt – G0J; Pink Sheets – GORAF) is pleased to announce diamond drilling programs amounting up to $1,000,000 dollars CDN have been compiled and designed to test the Crowrea property and the Empress molybdenum acquisition. Both properties are 50/50 joint venture with Molycor Gold Corp. (MOR – TSX.V) and are located 15 kilometers south of the past copper/moly producer Brenda Mines, near Summerland, British Columbia.

Phase I drilling on the Crowrea is designed to infill along the potential strike of the dyke 450 meters southeast towards the “Noranda showing” and 650 meters to the “Swamp anomaly”. The dyke was identified by drilling in 2005 containing grades up to 0.292% Mo over 10.6 meters with a potential strike length over 1100 meters, as announced March 22, 2007.

The drilling program will also include holes to be drilled on strike into the “Swamp anomaly”. The “Swamp anomaly” is approximately 600 meters in diameter, which was identified by a geochemical sampling survey carried out in 1995.

The Empress property is approximately 8 kms within the Crowrea claim unit, on trend from the “Swamp anomaly”. The Empress occurrence is a prospect that covers a 730 X 360 meters area and consists of widespread, low-grade molybdenum and copper bearing sulphide mineralization with higher grade anomalies and is classified as an Mo (Cu-Au) porphyry characterized by disseminated, fracture filling and quartz vein sulphide mineralization.

Phase I of the program will consist of trenching and mapping the attitudes of the veins and fractures followed by a diamond drill program.

Anaconda Canada Explorations Ltd. carried out work between 1968 and 1970 consisting of geological mapping, soil and silt sampling, IP, ground magnetometer and refraction seismic surveys, trenching and diamond drilling. In 1981 the exploration program consisted of 3428 meters of percussion drilling in 42 holes with grades up to 0.05% Mo over 48.0 meters in PDH# 9.

It is thought that the potential “running off” of molybdenum may have occurred during the use of percussion drilling and the Company believes that grades should increase with the use of a diamond drill.

This news release was reviewed by Dick Addison, P. Eng., a qualified person recognized under NI 43-101.

On Behalf of Management

GOLDREA RESOURCES CORP.

"Larry W. Reaugh"

Larry W. Reaugh, President and Chief Executive Officer

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