It's difficult for me to understand why both lines end in 娘. Is this some sort
of quirk? It's from a character bio in Tokimeki Memorial 2. The general
meaning of the sentence is clear, but the ending is confusing me.

「運動大好き、スポ一ツ娘

勉強もよくできる娘」
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meaning
Sentence ending in 娘
Simply, だ or です is omitted after 娘. Technically, this is called
[体言止め](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/14524/5010). だ/です is usually
omitted in titles, captions, headlines, tables, and so on. (Even in English,
obvious phrases like "this is a" are left out in captions, etc.)

スポ一ツ娘【むすめ】 is a set phrase meaning "sporty girl". 勉強もよくできる娘【こ】 is a noun
phrase with a relative clause, "a girl who is also good at studies". (Note
that 娘 in a context like this usually just means "girl" rather than
"daughter", and is read こ as a standalone noun.)
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