According to the SCHSL, how long is a player ineligible after being ejected twice in the same sport?

The correct duration of ineligibility after a player is ejected twice in the same sport is indeed two weeks, as outlined by the South Carolina High School League (SCHSL). This rule is designed to emphasize the importance of sportsmanship and discipline within high school athletic programs. By imposing a two-week suspension, the league aims to deter aggressive behavior and encourage players to conduct themselves appropriately during games. This period allows the player time to reflect on their actions and understand the consequences of unsportsmanlike behavior, contributing to their development as both athletes and individuals.

The other options do not align with the SCHSL regulations. For instance, a one-week suspension would not be a sufficient deterrent for repeat ejections, and an indefinite suspension would be overly punitive, potentially jeopardizing a player's season without a clear timeline for their return. A one-game suspension is less than the established two-week period, which may not adequately address the need for accountability following multiple infractions.