Watch: Survivors of Larry Nassar Given Arthur Ashe Award in Powerful Moment at ESPYS

Survivors of the Larry Nassar abuse scandal created a powerful moment when they gathered onstage at the ESPYs to acccept the Arthur Ashe Courage Award.

Survivors of the Larry Nassar abuse scandal created a powerful moment when they gathered onstage at the ESPYs on Wednesday to accept the Arthur Ashe Courage Award.

One hundred and forty one women appeared on stage to represent all the survivors who spoke out about the abuses they endured.

Olympic champion gymnast Aly Raisman said, "We may suffer alone—but we survive together." As part of her speech, she listed all the years people spoke up about Larry Nassar's abuse. 

.@aly_raisman while receiving the Arthur Ashe Courage Award alongside her sister survivors at the #ESPYS: "We may suffer alone - but we survive together." https://t.co/SrcAMqxyM8 pic.twitter.com/3BAVDNVMB3

— Good Morning America (@GMA) July 19, 2018

Tiffany Thomas Lopez and Sarah Klein also joined Raisman at the front of the group and spoke. 

The Arthur Ashe Courage Award is in honor of Arthur Ashe and presented to those "whose contributions transcend sports."

Courage in numbers pic.twitter.com/6qaI6GDGTO

— Sports Illustrated (@SInow) July 19, 2018

Former gymnast Sarah Klein shares her message of hope to her sister survivors. pic.twitter.com/Ar5E8L7MIQ

— espnW (@espnW) July 19, 2018

Incredibly powerful moment as Larry Nassar survivors gather on stage at the #ESPYS to accept the Arthur Ashe Courage Award. https://t.co/SrcAMqxyM8 pic.twitter.com/fZnVPPGBxT

— Good Morning America (@GMA) July 19, 2018

Nassar abused about 300 victims, according to court records observed by the Detroit Free Press. He was sentenced up to 175 years on Michigan state charges of sexual assault, to go along with a sentence of 40 to 125 years in prison on three counts of sexual assault with another 60–year sentence on federal child-pornography charges.