Alex and Maia Shibutani Just Proved They Are Sibling Goals at the 2018 Olympics

After charming fans with an impressive routine during the team skating event of the 2018 Winter Olympics, Alex and Maia Shibutani — a.k.a. the Shib sibs —brought their A-game to the short program portion of the ice dancing competition.

Dubbed the “King and Queen of Twizzles” by NBC commentator Tara Lipinski, the American brother-sister duo wowed with a series of the synchronized rotating turns during their Sunday performance in PyeongChang. They earned an overall score of 77.73 — with a 40.33 in technical and a 37.40 in presentation— giving them a short-lived first place ranking.

The Shibs were bested shortly afterward by Canada’s Scott Moir and Tessa Virtue, whose captivating routine garnered a 83.67 from the judges. However, the siblings still seemed pleased with their efforts.

“That was the Olympic performance we were looking for,” Maia told NBC following the skate.

“Right now I just feel really proud,” Alex added. “We had a lot of fun out there. It was awesome.”