MD Chances for a non traditional

I started college with no intention of medical school, and was a B and C student. I was an amateur mixed martial arts fighter on the side and never envisioned staying in academics. After my second fight I realized I was chasing after my deceased father's successes in wrestling. I got my ass in gear and hit the books hard. It took me five years to graduate but I salvaged my 2.75 gpa to a 3.25; thanks to 4 semesters of straight A's. I finished as a biology major and chemistry minor. I was a GA and taught an anatomy 2 lab course, I volunteered for 150 hours at a homeless shelter, and volunteered over 200 hours at a rural clinic as a medical assistant. Funny side note: I made a citizen's arrest when I got mugged my junior year on the way to campus.

I also completed a master's degree in Applied Biology that focused on vascular biology, did an additional thesis on the side. Now during my gap year I have an NIH research fellowship at the clinical center. On every other Saturday I am going to volunteer at the Charm City Clinic, and on Sundays I'll be at Johns Hopkins Clinical Center volunteering.

Just got my MCAT back with a 32 10/11/11. All secondaries verified as of 8/27/13.

I'm applying to

Maryland
Wake Forest
Georgetown
George Washington
Virginia Tech
Jefferson
SUNY Downstate

Reach:
Mayo
Chicago
Cornell
NYU

I've always read these posts, I feel like I'm such a longshot. Nonetheless I will keep applying if need be. I'm looking for some constructive criticism/advice.