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Zach Darling has been employed as the young men b-ball mentor at Savannah Christian.

The Savannah secondary school sports scene has had various changes as of late, with mentors and directors continuing on and being employed.

Savannah Christian declared Wednesday that Zach Darling will take over as the young men b-ball lead trainer. Sweetheart replaces Robert Walsh, who ventured down toward the finish of the period to zero in on his jobs as a partner athletic chief and protective organizer with the Raiders football crew.

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Sweetheart, 35, comes to Savannah following a 11-year spell as an associate mentor with Westminster in Atlanta. He played secondary school b-ball in Dallas, Texas, and played for one season at Covenant College prior to completing his school vocation with three seasons at Berry College, where he played with his more established sibling, Jake Darling, presently the head young men b-ball mentor at Effingham County.

Zach Darling said SCPS was the ideal fit for his first head instructing position.

"As a matter of first importance, Savannah Christian is an extraordinary school with incredible individuals," Darling said. "I met with mentor (athletic chief and volleyball trainer Julie) Jones and mentor Walsh and they are great quality individuals and they have a superb athletic program."

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Sweetheart comes from a b-ball family. His father by marriage Mark Carroll instructed for a very long time in Georgia with groups like White County and Riverwood. Sweetheart and his significant other, Shawn, have two young men and a young lady, and he said being near his sibling Jake and his family settled on the choice to come to Savannah much simpler.

Savannah Country Day reported that athletic chief Jim Collis will be resigning toward the finish of the school year and will be supplanted by Kenny Conroy, the athletic chief and young ladies b-ball mentor at Hilton Head Christian starting around 2011.