How bad will COVID19 affect my admissions chances(especially for Ivy unis)?

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I’m a sophomore in high school with a GPA of 4.21(4.0 unweighted) and I fully believe I will maintain a GPA above 4.0 for the rest of high school(will take close to 10 AP classes which will grant me a large GPA boost) as I have maintained a similar GPA throughout middle school as well(dunno if that even matters, but I did take Regents classes in middle school). I have played the violin for 9 years, playing in multiple musical concerts/recitals and received a few awards that I don’t remember much about. I have also been trained in karate for 7 years, attained a black belt, and won numerous medals in city, state, and national competitions. I was also an assistant karate coach teaching little children karate. I played dodgeball for fun for 3 years and somehow ended up being the captain of the junior national dodgeball team(I think I was a captain, but oh well I was some sorta leader) and won a world championship in the junior division. I am planning on volunteering at my local hospital and doing a summer internship(at NASA maybe?? I’ll look into it).

Ok sorry, I really didn’t want to give you the story of my life without anybody caring, but I am concerned about one thing. Last year was THE Covid year, and my grades took a huge toll at that time period. By the end of freshman year, I had a GPA of almost 3.4 for both semesters that year. I had a really hard time then, and I am so concerned that the damned year will ruin my college apps. I am planning on applying to Ivy Leagues and various other prestigious colleges. I don’t want to do a “chance-me” sort of thing; I just want to know how my freshman year will affect my college applications. I wanted to give you all the full picture of what I have done so far and please tell me anything I can do to improve my chances of being admitted into my dream schools.

So sorry for the long read, and thank you so much for your time!