through for the La Canada High School water polo team on Wednesday afternoon. Goalkeeper Jeff Lee made seemingly impossible stops in a CIF-Southern Section Division 3 semifinal game against Palos Verdes at Irvine High's Woollett Aquatics Center. He stopped shots with his head. He stopped one-on-one and point-blank shots, too. The result was a harrowing 11-8 victory to send the top seeded Spartans to Saturday's championship game. La Canada can extract revenge, of sorts, facing Martin Luther King in the 11:30 a.m. game at Woollett. The Wolves of Riverside defeated the La Canada volleyball team in Tuesday's semifinals. King defeated Mira Costa, 7-6 minutes before the Spartans took to the pool. La Canada and King both defeated the top two teams from the Bay League. Lee stopped 19 of the Sea Kings' 36 shots. La Canada coach Devon Borisoff; "Jeff is a big-game player. He can be a question mark, but he is always at his best in the biggest games in the most pressure-packed games. I don't know what it is about it. Usually it is the goalie that gets a little nervous. He had one of his best games ever. He was phenomenal." Featured Front row, from left, Rachel Albright from Pasadena High School and Amy Zeronian from Marshall Fundamental School; and back row from left, Michelle Floyd and Bradley Haslam of San Marino and Jeremy Major from Marantha signed letters of intent Wednesday. (Walt Mancini / Staff Photographer) By Steve Ramirez, SGVN twitter.com/srammy8 Christmas came a day