Nice! You're on the right track so don't fret. Doing well in school is your number 1 priority at this time, so keep those grades up.
Next, the cookie cutter EC's (Volunteering, shadowing, clinical experience, etc.) are all things that you should consult your Pre-health club about. That's what the club is for! They should be able to point you in the right direction, especially as it pertains to your community. Contact your pre-health advisor as well in addition to pre-med upper classmen and see what they're up to as well. More likely than not, they're already involved in a number of activities that you can be a part of. Side note, you can definitely start your own volunteering experience, etc. however this path is a bit more difficult.
Find something you love to do and stick to it. Doesn't have to be medicine related: sports, art, music, student government, etc., just to show that you're someone outside of your cookie cutter EC's.
Have fun! You're young and in college. Applying to medical school is a marathon, not a sprint. Don't have a mentality of "I need to apply my Junior year!" This kind of thinking can really damper your college experience. One step at a time! Good luck!