In a word, no.
My advice is to wait until you have a baseline of how he does on his ACT's & SAT's before you start even dreaming of the Ivy Leagues. Unless of course there is a library with your name on it somewhere. That might change things.
If I had a dollar for every parent this year that thought their kid was headed to the Ivy's. Several Ivy League coaches have told me they need between 2000 - 2100. So, while others like Fenway have a lot more details on Academic Index, etc some quick math will tell me if I'm not pushing a 1,350 2 Part Sat which equals a 30 ACT, then I'm probably not a strong candidate.
There are lots of High Academic kids out there with 1200-1300 SAT's... And then there is Elite Academics. They are a mile apart.
Hope your boy crushes it when he takes it. But to answer your question, ACT of 20, probably not pitching in the Ivy's.
But then again, if he's a LHP in the mid 80's he'll have other options.
Rich
Gotcha. Thanks. I didnt know if the Ivy coaches had the same flexiblity with their baseball players as say the Vandys. I know for a fact that there are baseball players there that did not come close to scoring in the 30s.