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Can I get accepted into Stanford, University of Chicago, University of Washington, or Ivy Schools?

I am currently a junior, and I would like to know if there is any chance for me to get accepted into these universities in two years.
Freshman:
SPANISH 3 A
H BIO A
H GEO A
H ALG 2 A
H ENG A
GYM A
ARTS A

SOPHOMORE
H ENG B
H PHYSICS B
H PRECALC A
AP EURO HIST A
DRAWING A
SPANISH 4 A
WEIGHTS A

JUNIOR
IB ENG (SAME SOPH TEACHER) B
IB CHEM 1 A
IB HOTA A
IB/AP CALC BC
IB TOK A
IB/H PSYCH A
IB/H/AP SPANISH 5 A
TEST PREP -A

SENIOR CLASSES
IB US GOVT.
IB ENG
IB CHEM 2
IB SPANISH 6
IB CALC 3
IB DIFF EQ
IB PSYCH 2
IB TOK

2 years varsity tennis & soccer
1 year jv/varsity basketball
Member of environment, interact, math, & ping pong club
Running as class president next year
KCATM 1st place
Pep Club class rep
Link Crew Leader
IB Diploma Candidate
Youth soccer camp leader

3.8 unweighted GPA/ 4.8 weighted GPA

PLAN ACT-30

Take actual SAT & ACT in winter/spring

Someone please tell me how I stack up for being applicable to these colleges!

Public Comments

1. Your GPA looks good. So does the rigor of your curriculum. Try to get awesome recommendations. Be prepared to write one of the best college essays in the world. Plan to get higher on your ACT/SAT. Extracurricular looks good too. And if you have a rank policy, have to be in the top 4 to 5%. Good Luck!! Cuz if you have all these, you will not only be accepted but also might get a scholarship.

2. You look like a viable candidate. Check out this one:

www.baylor.edu

They have an honors program that challenged my straight A high school student to live with multiple b's. It's called the Baylor Interdisciplinary Core or BIC.

http://www.baylor.edu/honorscollege/

You might find it challenging.

3. GPA is simply amazing. Loads of Extra curricular activites BUT YOU CAN'T SAY. "Running as class president next year." Thats pretty damn unprofessional. SAT scores should be at least 2100. Other than that, you look pretty much set to go to college. Oh. Don't say Plan ACT score. You don't predict. You actually get it.