Alexandre Dovigo

• Bats Right, Throws Right

• Born May 20, 1972

Biographical Information

Alexandre Dovigo was MVP of the 1993 European Cupwinners Cup Pool B, playing for host Entente Thiais Brévannes. In the 1994 Baseball World Cup, he split third base for the French national team with Sébastien Valazza, going 0 for 13 with two errors in six chances. French stats prior to 1998 are unavailable online as of 9/3/25. In 1998, he hit .294/.433/.510 for the Jimmer's de Saint-Lô. He batted .281/.429/.494 for the '99 Jimmer's.

He then spent a few years in the French minors. Returning in 2004 with the Paris Université Club, he posted a .282/.460/.388 batting line followed by .261/.417/.304 in '05. He was in the minors in 2006 and went 6-for-20 with a double and 3 walks in 2007. He then returned to the minor league Paris Patriots for 2008-2009. Back in the Division Elite in 2010, he was 4 for 15 with 2 walks and a double for the Montigny Cougars. At age 39, he was 4 for 19 with two walks for Montigny. He returned to the French minors from 2012-2015 then resurfaced in 2016 with the Paris Université Club, though he was 0 for 11 with a walk at age 44. He played one game for the 2017 Sénart Templiers and was 1 for 6 with two walks for them in 2021. At age 52, he was still playing in the French minors in 2024.