  Within SU(2) Higgs-Proca theory, we obtain a family of nontopological static
solutions describing localized, finite-energy configurations (Proca balls). The
gauge symmetry of the theory is explicitly broken by introducing a vector Proca
field whose components have different masses. Such solutions describe
particlelike systems,the crucial feature of which is that they either possess a
nonzero total angular momentum or have a flux of electric field through the
plane of symmetry of such objects. It is shown that the angular momentum is
provided by static crossed electric and magnetic fields. The existence of the
solutions is caused by the fact that we circumvent the conditions of the no-go
theorem, according to which there are no stationary and axially symmetric
spinning excitations for the 't~Hooft-Polyakov monopoles, Julia-Zee dyons,
sphalerons, and also vortices. The dependence of some integral physical
quantities on the ratio of the Proca-field masses is studied. It is
demonstrated that the inclusion of external sources (charges) enables one to
obtain solutions with equal Proca-field masses. We also discuss the
possibilities of using quarks as sources of the Proca field under investigation
and for treating the Proca balls as glueballs in SU(2) Higgs-Proca theory.
