The phrase "dive over" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to mean moving swiftly or energetically in a specific direction. Example Sentence: He dove over the fence to escape the police.
Treviso hit back in style, though, as prop Cittadini made light work of Benjamin's tackle to dive over from a metre out.
Burgess spilled the ball in the tackle a yard out, allowing McCullough the chance to dive over, Parker adding the extras.
Scrum-half Gareth Davies' mazy run established the platform from which prop Manu was able to pick up and dive over, Thomas adding his second successive conversion.
Best sneaked round on the blindside to dive over for a 32nd-minute try, which Pienaar converted to give his side a seven-point half-time advantage.
Brough's kicking had already forced two drop-outs, and the half-back capitalised when he skipped a string of tackles to dive over between the Wigan posts.
He capped a 59-yard drive with a dive over his linemen.
The Egyptian's frustration saw him booked for a dive over Cahill's first‑half tackle.
A Leeds try then followed for Handley, who collected Beau Falloon's kick to dive over.
Sneyd did the damage for the winning try as his kick enabled Shaul to dive over.
All up, we'd be given about 12 opportunities to dive over the next three days.
Kicking for the base of the posts, he got the perfect bounce to allow him to dive over.
