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1600m Run - 2017 UIL Texas State Meet 3A Boys

United StatesPublished May 15, 2017

Views 124K  |  Likes 2.13K  |  Comments 130
Views#5,697,103Global
Views#1,203,336United States

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Ryan TrahanRyan Trahan
24M subs•521 videos•Oct 2013

This video has 124K views and 2.13K likes, ranking #5,697,103 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

124,758

Likes

2,132

Comments

130

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Total (all-time): $87 – $250

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

The final race of my high school career. Splits: 1:08.198 (1:08.198), 2:15.376 (1:07.178), 3:25.837 (1:10.461), 4:23.486 (57.649) Congratulations to Kyle Doty and Peyton Roberts on the amazing performances. Thank you for all of your support, you are amazing!

Published
May 15, 2017
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