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Objective: monitor the competitive internal load through session-rating of perceived exertion (session-RPE) method, and the signs and symptoms of stress in school children under-17 during three consecutive basketball matches. Method: sample consisted of ten basketball players (16.2 ± 0.78 years; 173.8 ± 6.77 cm; 68.3 ± 9.80 kg). Stress signs and symptoms variation were verified by the Daily Analysis of Life Demands in Athletes questionnaire (DALDA). The length of matches and session-RPE were quantified for monitoring the internal load. Results: training load to the values of three arbitrary units differ from one game play significantly (p <0.001), two (p <0.045); since the number of answers "worse than usual" signs (p = 0.590) and stress symptoms (p = 0.910) did not differ from time pre and post-competition. Final considerations: was observed that competitive internal load obtained by the session-RPE had progressive income because of consecutive games. Session-RPE seems to be a viable tool in control and understanding of school youths training load in sub 17 category. Already the signs and symptoms stress did not change the effect of the games.

MONITORAMENTO DA CARGA INTERNA COMPETITIVA DE UMA EQUIPE DE BASQUETEBOL SUB 17 DURANTE OS JOGOS ESCOLARES REGIONAIS