Julia Weagle

Early women's Weagle curled competitively in Ontario from 2004 to 2019, playing for such skips as Robyn Mattie, Brit O'Neill, Caitlin Romain and Chrissy Cadorin. Playing second for the Cadorin rink, she played in the 2018 Ontario Scotties Tournament of Hearts. The team finished with a 3–3 record.

Nunavut At the end of the 2023–24 curling season, Nunavut curlers Sadie Pinksen, Leigh Gustafson and Alison Taylor were looking for a fourth player to join their team. Gustafson's father Jack spoke to Weagle's father, Ted about the team's dilemma, and Julia was mentioned as a possible fourth, The team did not have high expectations for the tournament, with Weagle saying their goals were "to represent ourselves and the territory and our sponsors... [and] on growing the sport in Iqaluit." Also playing at the 2025 Hearts was Weagle's sister Lisa, who was playing for Quebec. It was the fifth time that two sisters played on different teams at the Hearts, at TD Place for the Ottawa Sports and Entertainment Group, where she has worked since 2020. She is married to Shane McConnell, She previously lived in Toronto.