The objective of this study was to analyze the physical growth, body composition, physical performance and bone health of children and adolescents who play baseball and who are part of the Brazilian team between the ages of 9 and 15 years. The specific objectives were: a) to compare the physical growth of Brazilian children and adolescents who practice baseball with the references of the CDC-2012; b) analyze the physical growth, body composition, physical performance and bone health of Brazilian children and adolescents who practice baseball according to chronological age (CI) and somatic maturation status (APVC); c) to compare bone health (BMD and BMC) of Brazilian children and adolescents who practice baseball with reference values of the proposed equation; d) to compare physical growth, body composition, and physical performance according to the players' bone health categories. Methodology: a cross-sectional descriptive study was carried out. The sample consisted of 102 male children and adolescents (APVC = 14.8 ± 0.5 and CI = 12.2 ± 2.2). The sample was selected for convenience (not probabilistic). The statistical treatment used consisted of analyzing the arithmetic mean, standard deviation, amplitude, "t" test for a sample, and one-way ANOVA and the Tukey specificity test, (p <0.05) in all cases. Results: Brazilian baseball players have similarities in weight and height (physical growth) in relation to the CDC reference (2012); however, differences were observed if they are compared specifically with the database of the World Confederation of Baseball and Softball (WBSC). Regarding the analysis of physical growth, body composition, physical performance and bone health according to CI and APVC, it was observed that when analyzing the results by the state of somatic maturation, the description of the young people was more representative. Conclusions: The study succeeded in describing the baseball players that represented Brazil in international competitions in the years 2017 and 2018 through analyzes of physical growth, body composition, physical performance and bone health; using anthropometric tools of low cost and easy domain for physical education professionals, trainers and researchers.