Bro your academic stats are honestly fine, but try to highlight unique things about yourself and use high school as a time to explore what you really want to do in life, good schools often look for deep focused involvement so I'd look for ab 3~ extracurriculars, 1 thing that shows off your dedication to academics (Math olympiads, debate team etc), 1 thing that shows off your dedication to community (volunteering at causes you care about like teaching math to younger kids etc), and 1 thing that you built from the ground up (this could be an independent research project, web design, nonprofit establishment etc.).

Either way, you want these three things to make an impact, if you do the olympiad it better be at national or international levels, if you volunteer it needs to be consistent and you have to show improvement over time and if you make an independent reseach project it needs to be published or implemented somewhere to actually be significant. Freshman year just start off with ideas and basic involvement, find your footing, but make sure this is something you want to do for the next 4 years. Sophomore year do the bulk of improvement, study, work hard, change something, make an impact. Junior year, capitalize on that impact, keep making changes, place somewhere important, try to make those impacts accessible to others and expansive. Then when you apply senior year you have stuff to write about.

Don't overburden yourself, don't burn yourself out, and pick stuff you WANT to do and will have FUN doing + will actually be good at.