JADE and Oliver Moody now head to Australian Age Championships after winning gold and silver medals at the NSW State Age Championships in January.
The six day competition was held at the Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre and consisted of heat swims in the morning each day and finals in the evening session.
The pair competed in 17 events, making the finals in 13 events.
The first day of competition saw Jade compete in the 100m butterfly and 200 medley, a solid heat swim in the 200m individual medley put her in lane 2 for the final. Jade took out the gold medal and claimed the State Title for the event in a time of 2:23:79.
Heat swims in the morning saw Oliver qualify for the finals in both the 200m freestyle and 200m breaststroke, where he placed seventh in both events, doing a personal best of 2:08:58 in the freestyle and a 2:47:38 in the breaststroke.
On Wednesday Oliver competed in the heat of the 100m butterfly and the 200 medley.
Like his sister Jade, he also qualified for the final of the 200m individual medley where he won silver in a personal best time of 2:21:12, collecting his first medal of the meet.
The heat session also saw Jade compete in the 200m backstroke where she just scraped into the final.
She placed fourth in the final and also backed up for the 800m freestyle final where she placed fifth in a personal best time of 9:22:91.
On Thursday Jade swam the heat and then later swam the final of the 200 Butterfly.
A very exciting and close final saw her take home the silver medal in a personal best time of 2:21:22 just nine one hundredths of a second behind the winner.
On Friday the heat session saw Jade compete in the 100m breaststroke where she placed 11th and saw Oliver secure himself a place in the final of the 100m freestyle, where he came home strong to take out the silver in a personal best time of 57:06.
Saturday saw both Jade and Oliver compete in their pet events easily swimming themselves into the finals session.
Jade lined up for the final of the 400m individual medley coming in, in a time of 5:02:16 and claiming her second state title for the meet, she was eight seconds ahead of her nearest competitor.
Oliver also lined up for the final of the 50m freestyle where he placed second in a personal best of 26:00, as well as the 100m breaststroke where he also placed second in yet another personal best time of 1:12:71.
The final day of competition saw both Jade and Oliver qualify for the finals session, where Oliver competed in the 100m backstroke placing second and just 0.05 seconds behind first place, smashing his personal best by over three seconds to do a 1:04:66.
To wrap up the meet Jade competed in her final event the 200m breaststroke where she placed sixth in a personal best time of 2:47:71.
The next few months are set to be busy for the siblings.
Both will swim at Open State in a fortnight and then the next major competition for the pair will be at the NSW Country Champion-ships held on the February 25 and 26 at Homebush.
Jade will also be heading off to Adelaide in March where she will compete against the best at the Australian Open Champion-ships (Olympic Trials) held at the South Australian Aquatic Centre from March 15 to 22.
Then in April both Jade and Oliver will travel to Brisbane for the Australian Age Championships.
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