• Western Star reported Phase 2 soil geochemistry at its Rowland Tungsten Property in Nevada, outlining two tungsten-in-soil anomalies for drill targeting.
• Rowland Main anomaly measured about 190 by 630 meters; top soil result 4,240 ppm tungsten, equal to 0.53% WO₃.
• Peak Rowland Main sample also returned 66.9 ppm tin; strongest result sat 250 meters from the nearest historical working.
• Northern Zone B anomaly covered about 190 by 190 meters; peak 228 ppm tungsten, near prior rock-chip results up to 1.22% WO₃.
• Data will be integrated with magnetic inversion and prior assays to generate drill targets; White Star soil results remain pending.

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